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[Ananka]

Uh, Eric, this thread opened on April 12th. It's been barely a week and we have surpassed any and all other character threads by the 4th day.

 

It feels like a few weeks though   It feels like forever since Cullen was revealed at PAX.

[BioFan (Official)]

 

 

Wow our thread is really made up of awesome people; I'm glad we all shared *group hug* 

 

 

LIKE LOVE

[JerHopp]

Ugh, I give up.. My powers have let me down..   They haven't shown anything besides how to score a tshirt..

 

Oh.. and Mike Laidlaw is pissed.

[Hellion Rex]

I wear them to work only. They make me feel like... like I'm in "work mode" I guess? I'm like a super hero putting on my costume. Which you sometimes have to feel like when stepping in front of a classroom lol You have to become someone else.

Hell yeah! My dads a teacher, and let me tell you, you guys deserve the utmost respect. Absolute sh*t pay, and yet so many are willing to give of themselves so that others can learn, and have knowledge passed on to the next generation. F*ck yes, you are one hell of a superhero. In my mind, the best of the best.

[Hellion Rex]

Ugh, I give up.. My powers have let me down.. They haven't shown anything besides how to score a tshirt..

Oh.. and Mike Laidlaw is pissed.

Oh boy. Who pissed him off now?

[Ananka]

Uh oh. Some fans are in trouble. Laidlaw is pissed.

 

Understandable though, I'd be annoyed as hell if people kept tweeting me the same questions over and over and didn't take no for an answer.

 

 

Edit: ninja'd, I see.

[BioFan (Official)]

Hey guys, just a heads up


 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw  1m

I think I may need a new twitter policy regarding people who spam me with the same questions about the game over and over.


Laidlaw seems to be getting overloaded with tweets, so lets back off him if any of us are tweeting him. I'm sure they all would love to answer, but aren't allowed to.

[CuriousArtemis]

Hell yeah! My dads a teacher, and let me tell you, you guys deserve the utmost respect. Absolute sh*t pay, and yet so many are willing to give of themselves so that others can learn, and have knowledge passed on to the next generation. F*ck yes, you are one hell of a superhero. In my mind, the best of the best.

 

Thanks, um, that kinda brought tears to my eyes lol It's a rough job, but also a lovely one.

[Hellion Rex]

Good grief. That girl is an idiot.

[Hellion Rex]

Thanks, um, that kinda brought tears to my eyes lol It's a rough job, but also a lovely one.

Just keep doin what you do, and keep fighting that never ending battle.

[SamaraDraven]

It's not offensive, and I don't know the proper term either I'm still trying to figure out who and what I am.

 

(I put in spoiler b/c it got long)

Spoiler

Dating was always hard b/c it put me in that "girl" role, and I felt so uncomfortable. This has been with me all my life, to be honest. It's a little personal to talk about, but who cares, it's a (mostly) anonymous forum lol Since I was a kid I prayed I would not hit puberty, that there would be something wrong with me. I didn't want boobs or a period or the ability to have children. When puberty hit, I prayed I would be found infertile or something weird like that. As a child I declared I would never marry, even though I guess I didn't understand why the thought of marriage bothered me at the time. So all of that, everything that makes a person feel inside like they're a certain gender, I don't have that. I feel like myself, but it's taken 30 years to realize that myself isn't like most people. And ironically, I'm finally able to accept that I'm in a female body, and just last year I started wearing dresses (yes, for the first time). I sort of accept that this body is female, and it's okay to dress it as such (within reason... I don't wear heels because it makes me feel sick and false and feminine). But I also dress "like a boy" especially during summer. I wear long cargo shorts, a football/soccer jersey, and men's flip flops, lol This is my favorite thing to wear, and it's what makes me feel like "me" the most.

 

The fact that I like boys and not girls is, imo, completely separate from all of that.

 

Not to sound like I'm trying to be all know-it-all and tell you about yourself... but you sound as if you may be transgendered. I dunno. But that's what it sounds like. I've known women who identify as female but are asexual and men who like sexual pleasure but aren't "turned on" by anything visual or mental. When the gender you feel you are doesn't match what your biological gender assignment dictates or your sexual preferences, it's called being transgendered as far as I know.

 

I can't begin to understand how you feel. I've always identified as being a girl, yet for most of my childhood and adolescence I hated  that I was a girl. I'm not the most girly girl - ironically, I'm more girly now than I used to be. My teenage years were spent just being one of the guys, dressing boyishly and not bothering with relationships. Until it became evident the guys I called friends couldn't help but see my gender at times, I was quite content that way. They were all good friends. But as it happens with teens, there was a crush and then someone else and a feud and I was oblivious. Then they didn't want me around because I "disrupted their vibe". But whatevs... it's ancient history now. I've come to the conclusion that I will never fit society's "gender norm". I will always prefer pants, only wear makeup if I feel like it, curse like a sailor, occasionally lust after girls and cut any dude bro who thinks he can intimidate me.

 

As long as you're happy, that's all that matters. Though your desire to romance Cullen as a male makes sense to me now.

[Milan92]

Pissing off Mike Laidlaw? I thought that was impossible.

 

But sucks to hear that. Getting spammed with the same questions over and over again would annoy anyone at some point.

 

Also, don't know what discussion you guys had about teachers, but add me to the list of those that think they are awesome.   Civilization would collapse without them.

[Panda]

Fanfiction, colorful imagery, art, a cullen-based drink, cupcakes, etc have been commonly done in the past. There's no real requirement as to what to do. 

The theme of "Raunchy" is just a suggestion to spur ideas, you don't need to follow it by any means. 

 

Anything you want Fiction, art, whatever. Check out page 4000 on our old page. R2 provided a link on the first page of this thread

 

Okay. I'm not very artistic person but I try to come-up with something. Maybe edits

[Hellion Rex]

I've come to the conclusion that I will never fit society's "gender norm". I will always prefer pants, only wear makeup if I feel like it, curse like a sailor, occasionally lust after girls and cut anyone dude bro who thinks he can intimidate me.

Amen! Screw what society thinks!

[JasonPogo]

So how old will Cullen be in DAI?  Just wondering.

[Lorien19]

It's not offensive, and I don't know the proper term either I'm still trying to figure out who and what I am.

 

(I put in spoiler b/c it got long)

Spoiler

Dating was always hard b/c it put me in that "girl" role, and I felt so uncomfortable. This has been with me all my life, to be honest. It's a little personal to talk about, but who cares, it's a (mostly) anonymous forum lol Since I was a kid I prayed I would not hit puberty, that there would be something wrong with me. I didn't want boobs or a period or the ability to have children. When puberty hit, I prayed I would be found infertile or something weird like that. As a child I declared I would never marry, even though I guess I didn't understand why the thought of marriage bothered me at the time. So all of that, everything that makes a person feel inside like they're a certain gender, I don't have that. I feel like myself, but it's taken 30 years to realize that myself isn't like most people. And ironically, I'm finally able to accept that I'm in a female body, and just last year I started wearing dresses (yes, for the first time). I sort of accept that this body is female, and it's okay to dress it as such (within reason... I don't wear heels because it makes me feel sick and false and feminine). But I also dress "like a boy" especially during summer. I wear long cargo shorts, a football/soccer jersey, and men's flip flops, lol This is my favorite thing to wear, and it's what makes me feel like "me" the most.

 

The fact that I like boys and not girls is, imo, completely separate from all of that.

 

I was like pretty much like this during early puberty.I remember playing soccer with the boys of my neighbourhood,getting into fights(Everyone who assumed that I was weak because I was a girl was introduced to my "right cross"lol ),refuse to wear dresses or any kind of feminine clothing,but for me though it was more like a rebellious phase,now I might find some things considered "feminine"appealing like dresses for instance but only when I'm feeling comfortable enough wearing them.
Still I completely understand what you mean,I pretty much frown upon things like "roles",stereotypes and everything that limits sb's freedom and individuality,as long as you're true to your self you're happy,trust me not many people can say that.

[xxKitRosalin]

Hey guys, just a heads up
 
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Oh dear. I wonder if people are freaking out over Follower Friday or some rumor that is being passed around?

[xxKitRosalin]

So how old will Cullen be in DAI?  Just wondering.

Roughly 34-35

[JerHopp]

David Hulegaard just tweeted that there isn't going to be a FF today, but they are working on something

[Potato Cat]

Well it won't be today, it'd been comfirmed, let's hope for a reveal this weekend and or week.

[alwayshungry]

Oh dear. I wonder if people are freaking out over Follower Friday or some rumor that is being passed around?

I think he got pissed because one person kept asking him the same thing.

[Panda]

 

I can't begin to understand how you feel. I've always identified as being a girl, yet for most of my childhood and adolescence I hated  that I was a girl. I'm not the most girly girl - ironically, I'm more girly now than I used to be. My teenage years were spent just being one of the guys, dressing boyishly and not bothering with relationships. Until it became evident the guys I called friends couldn't help but see my gender at times, I was quite content that way. They were all good friends. But as it happens with teens, there was a crush and then someone else and a feud and I was oblivious. Then they didn't want me around because I "disrupted their vibe". But whatevs... it's ancient history now. I've come to the conclusion that I will never fit society's "gender norm". I will always prefer pants, only wear makeup if I feel like it, curse like a sailor, occasionally lust after girls and cut anyone dude bro who thinks he can intimidate me.

 

 

Oh I'm pretty much like you then. I think I'm just tomboyish girl. I think I'm girl but I don't want to be stereothyped as girl, like that I need to have long hair or act like people think girl should. For some reason some of my relatives have had problems with me having short hair, like they ask when I'm going to grow it out and the answer is pretty much never. I love short hairtstyles. I don't also like dresses much or dressing up. My hobbies aren't girlish either but I this is just how I like to be. Some seems to think it's bad or that I will change to more girlish but I don't think I will.

[CuriousArtemis]

 

I was like pretty much like this during early puberty.I remember playing soccer with the boys of my neighbourhood,getting into fights(Everyone who assumed that I was weak because I was a girl was introduced to my "right cross"lol ),refuse to wear dresses or any kind of feminine clothing,but for me though it was more like a rebellious phase,now I might find some things considered "feminine"appealing like dresses for instance but only when I'm feeling comfortable enough wearing them.
Still I completely understand what you mean,I pretty much frown upon things like "roles",stereotypes and everything that limits sb's freedom and individuality,as long as you're true to your self you're happy,trust me not many people can say that.

 

 

Yeah, identity is a nice thing, and femininity and masculinity are fine if they make you feel like "you" but stereotyping is never a good thing.

 

It goes a bit beyond that for me; I'm truly unhappy in this body and don't feel it represents me; it's one of the reasons I love the Asari; monogendered is exactly what I feel like. (Or more like no-gendered) My dream would be to be like Virginia Woolf's Orlando, just switching from one gender to the next Oh, or Le Guin's Left Hand of Darkness.

[Ananka]

Aw, that's too bad

Wonder what they're working on though.

[Hellion Rex]

Oh dear. I wonder if people are freaking out over Follower Friday or some rumor that is being passed around?

Nah this idiot was asking about color customizing her armor over and over again.