I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
You're all good. We're a bunch of (GP)ed-up critics here.
Actually, a question/opinion of the day thread wouldn't be a bad idea, now that I'm thinking about it...
Hey hey hey, slow down! When have I ever criticized someone on here?!?!
*Genuinely concerned. Did I? I've tried not to.*
Matey it’s not bad to criticize…
It seems wrong to criticize people I've literally never met IRL, though.
Pretty easy to gain a sense of personality online.
For example, you’re a people pleaser who hates offending people and feels like they have to be nice to everyone. I have more but that’s all I know for sure. And I can think of tons of criticisms based on that.
Only thing that would be different irl is you know what they look like, and criticizing based on appearance is a dick move.
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
What? may I ask, do you know what Aromantic means?
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Hello! Call meTana. My pronouns are She/Her. I am a teenager. I have Autism and ADHD. And, you would probably call me trans femme, Pansexual pancake, and ace I will mother you if you are being stupid. ALL HAIL MERLIN! [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll] I have adopted Golden, Salem, Wes, Aspen, and Foalin.
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
I have crazy low self esteem. I get what you’re talking about. If I was asked out, I’d probably just be shocked someone liked me and said yes unless they were an objectively horrible person. The human mind truly is strange…
Hold up a second. Gato, your sig used to say you were a teenage boy.
Now it says you prefer to be called she/her, A.K.A a girl, and just says 'teenager'.
Did I miss something?
Gato is trans. She only just changed her sig.
I don't actually know what trans means. I could Google it, I guess, but that's often misleading.
Trans means that the gender you were assigned at birht no longer is the gender you feel, so I feel mostly like a they/them, but I also can feel like a she/her, and I prefer she/her pronouns
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Hello! Call meTana. My pronouns are She/Her. I am a teenager. I have Autism and ADHD. And, you would probably call me trans femme, Pansexual pancake, and ace I will mother you if you are being stupid. ALL HAIL MERLIN! [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll] I have adopted Golden, Salem, Wes, Aspen, and Foalin.
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
What? may I ask, do you know what Aromantic means?
Guys. Let's not get into fights.
Charles, what she's getting at here is the fact that she's aromantic and thus doesn't seek out partners.
Gato, they just meant it for people who do seek out partners.
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I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
I have crazy low self esteem. I get what you’re talking about. If I was asked out, I’d probably just be shocked someone liked me and said yes unless they were an objectively horrible person. The human mind truly is strange…
Indeed. Who would have thought that we could actually become our own worst enemies and never realize?
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
What? may I ask, do you know what Aromantic means?
Yes, actually. Can you explain how what I wrote is anti-aromantic?
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
I have crazy low self esteem. I get what you’re talking about. If I was asked out, I’d probably just be shocked someone liked me and said yes unless they were an objectively horrible person. The human mind truly is strange…
Indeed. Who would have thought that we could actually become our own worst enemies and never realize?
May I make one very humble suggestion
Stop assuming thing
Because I very much know that I was my worst enemy,
Not anymore
I faced my pain
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Hello! Call meTana. My pronouns are She/Her. I am a teenager. I have Autism and ADHD. And, you would probably call me trans femme, Pansexual pancake, and ace I will mother you if you are being stupid. ALL HAIL MERLIN! [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll] I have adopted Golden, Salem, Wes, Aspen, and Foalin.
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
I have crazy low self esteem. I get what you’re talking about. If I was asked out, I’d probably just be shocked someone liked me and said yes unless they were an objectively horrible person. The human mind truly is strange…
Indeed. Who would have thought that we could actually become our own worst enemies and never realize?
I used to read a ton of books when I was younger with like stuff about ourselves being our worst enemies, so I was kinda prepared and I did kinda know it at the back of my mind. I’m currently trying to cope with the fact that love might not come and I might just have to be satisfied with friendship and family.
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
What? may I ask, do you know what Aromantic means?
Yes, actually. Can you explain how what I wrote is anti-aromantic?
GUYS.
STOP.
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I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
I have crazy low self esteem. I get what you’re talking about. If I was asked out, I’d probably just be shocked someone liked me and said yes unless they were an objectively horrible person. The human mind truly is strange…
Indeed. Who would have thought that we could actually become our own worst enemies and never realize?
May I make one very humble suggestion
Stop assuming thing
Because I very much know that I was my worst enemy,
Not anymore
I faced my pain
Gato this is not helpful. Please stop assuming yourself.
It seems wrong to criticize people I've literally never met IRL, though.
Pretty easy to gain a sense of personality online.
For example, you’re a people pleaser who hates offending people and feels like they have to be nice to everyone. I have more but that’s all I know for sure. And I can think of tons of criticisms based on that.
Only thing that would be different irl is you know what they look like, and criticizing based on appearance is a dick move.
Yes, a sense of personality is easy. But people have so much more depth than that; for instance, do you know WHY I'm like that? It could be I was born that way; it could be that I was told that's how I should act; it could even be guilt about me doing poor things in the past and so I'm making up for it. Everyone has reasons for what they do; people being jerks isn't okay, period, but just criticizing them feels different if they're just a butthead and if they're lashing out due to their mother dying or something.
And I never judge people based on appearance, just so we're clear.
I think most people don’t understand and underestimate the effects of mob mentality and basing serious decisions purely off of emotion rather than from a more logical and rational perspective.
Just to clarify for my brand new critics, temperance is always to be utilized. For example, it would be a sad world if we didn’t seek out partners because we liked them or not. But chasing after someone purely off of our more animalistic urges doesn’t always lead to positive places.
Taking into account things like compatibility is very rational. “I like you enough the think about how well we could do together,” is very mature and respectable in my opinion.
So your going deny my right's to be aromantic? beacuse thats what im seeing
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
What? may I ask, do you know what Aromantic means?
Yes, actually. Can you explain how what I wrote is anti-aromantic?
GUYS.
STOP.
I apologize if my tone seems antagonistic. I am genuinely curious as to how I could have meant any harm to a group of people I wasn’t trying to target in anyway. If that seems ironic or sarcastic, it isn’t. I want to learn and improve in any way I can.
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It seems wrong to criticize people I've literally never met IRL, though.
Here's a link to my Discord thing: The Dorky Dragon Tavern
"Avoid roasted cabbage, do not eat earwax, and look on the bright side of life." -Angela
this is Gato's way. [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
Hello, all! Foalin is my familiar, after a little conversation...
extended sig(click it): :3
Okay. But what does "you will never leave you" mean? Was that a typo, or am I just not getting it?
Here's a link to my Discord thing: The Dorky Dragon Tavern
"Avoid roasted cabbage, do not eat earwax, and look on the bright side of life." -Angela
this is Gato's way. [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
Hello, all! Foalin is my familiar, after a little conversation...
extended sig(click it): :3
I don't actually know what trans means. I could Google it, I guess, but that's often misleading.
Here's a link to my Discord thing: The Dorky Dragon Tavern
"Avoid roasted cabbage, do not eat earwax, and look on the bright side of life." -Angela
this is Gato's way. [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
Hello, all! Foalin is my familiar, after a little conversation...
extended sig(click it): :3
so you'd rather let an online problem fester instead of addressing it?
Backup account for when I can’t login to my main. Probably won’t see much use
What? Is this like a joke or something? I’m being serious, because I don’t understand how that could be targeting anyone in particular.
Regardless of whatever your sexual orientation is, I think thoughtfully thinking about who you want to be with is rational and emotional. It would require you to have an emotional investment in said person and have the maturity to determine if a relationship with said person would be toxic/unhealthy or productive/supportive.
For example, I have low self-esteem. So it is a tendency of mine to think that almost everyone is out of my league. Is that true? Probably, probably not. Is it rational? Maybe, maybe not. But is it miserable? Yes.
So, would it be better to lean into my emotional side of self deprecation and be sad and lonely forever, or would it be better to stop the pity parties and learn to love myself so I can better appreciate and love the people around me? (This is rhetorical, by the way).
Pretty easy to gain a sense of personality online.
For example, you’re a people pleaser who hates offending people and feels like they have to be nice to everyone. I have more but that’s all I know for sure. And I can think of tons of criticisms based on that.
Only thing that would be different irl is you know what they look like, and criticizing based on appearance is a dick move.
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What? may I ask, do you know what Aromantic means?
Hello! Call me Tana.
My pronouns are She/Her.
I am a teenager. I have Autism and ADHD. And, you would probably call me trans femme, Pansexual pancake, and ace
I will mother you if you are being stupid.
ALL HAIL MERLIN! [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
I have adopted Golden, Salem, Wes, Aspen, and Foalin.
I have crazy low self esteem. I get what you’re talking about. If I was asked out, I’d probably just be shocked someone liked me and said yes unless they were an objectively horrible person. The human mind truly is strange…
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Been bananering since 2023
I appreciate the reassurance. Thank you!
I'd rather avoid there being a problem. And how is me criticizing someone going to fix anything?
Here's a link to my Discord thing: The Dorky Dragon Tavern
"Avoid roasted cabbage, do not eat earwax, and look on the bright side of life." -Angela
this is Gato's way. [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
Hello, all! Foalin is my familiar, after a little conversation...
extended sig(click it): :3
Trans means that the gender you were assigned at birht no longer is the gender you feel, so I feel mostly like a they/them, but I also can feel like a she/her, and I prefer she/her pronouns
Hello! Call me Tana.
My pronouns are She/Her.
I am a teenager. I have Autism and ADHD. And, you would probably call me trans femme, Pansexual pancake, and ace
I will mother you if you are being stupid.
ALL HAIL MERLIN! [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
I have adopted Golden, Salem, Wes, Aspen, and Foalin.
Guys. Let's not get into fights.
Charles, what she's getting at here is the fact that she's aromantic and thus doesn't seek out partners.
Gato, they just meant it for people who do seek out partners.
Build us a door
And rest here with me
Lights are on
But nobody's home...
extended sig
Indeed. Who would have thought that we could actually become our own worst enemies and never realize?
Yes, actually. Can you explain how what I wrote is anti-aromantic?
May I make one very humble suggestion
Stop assuming thing
Because I very much know that I was my worst enemy,
Not anymore
I faced my pain
Hello! Call me Tana.
My pronouns are She/Her.
I am a teenager. I have Autism and ADHD. And, you would probably call me trans femme, Pansexual pancake, and ace
I will mother you if you are being stupid.
ALL HAIL MERLIN! [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
I have adopted Golden, Salem, Wes, Aspen, and Foalin.
I used to read a ton of books when I was younger with like stuff about ourselves being our worst enemies, so I was kinda prepared and I did kinda know it at the back of my mind. I’m currently trying to cope with the fact that love might not come and I might just have to be satisfied with friendship and family.
Am Bananer
Been bananering since 2023
GUYS.
STOP.
Build us a door
And rest here with me
Lights are on
But nobody's home...
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Gato this is not helpful. Please stop assuming yourself.
Am Bananer
Been bananering since 2023
Yes, a sense of personality is easy. But people have so much more depth than that; for instance, do you know WHY I'm like that? It could be I was born that way; it could be that I was told that's how I should act; it could even be guilt about me doing poor things in the past and so I'm making up for it. Everyone has reasons for what they do; people being jerks isn't okay, period, but just criticizing them feels different if they're just a butthead and if they're lashing out due to their mother dying or something.
And I never judge people based on appearance, just so we're clear.
Here's a link to my Discord thing: The Dorky Dragon Tavern
"Avoid roasted cabbage, do not eat earwax, and look on the bright side of life." -Angela
this is Gato's way. [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] + [roll]1d4[/roll] = [roll][roll:-6]+[roll:-5]+[roll:-4]+[roll:-3]+[roll:-2]+[roll:-1][/roll]
Hello, all! Foalin is my familiar, after a little conversation...
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I apologize if my tone seems antagonistic. I am genuinely curious as to how I could have meant any harm to a group of people I wasn’t trying to target in anyway. If that seems ironic or sarcastic, it isn’t. I want to learn and improve in any way I can.