I don't like the term "short" I prefer "vertically challenged"
I wouldn't care if the person I was dating was 3 feet tall or 8. As long as she could recite every witch and their familiar from the anime Madoka Magica and know every rune off by heart
I'm a simple man with simple standards though.
true. and I would say age doesn't matter if you're truly in love with each other.
post below is partial copy of full discussion I had on IMVU it was about video games violence few months ago.
Saturn: i'm smart girl, i self taught myself. they say self taught people are stupid, but they're wrong. it only proves that they're much more better than educated people
Sexy: i agree
Sexy: it means that you want to learn
Saturn: correct
Saturn: why? because they got experience in reality than in books
Sexy: exactly
Saturn: the rule of thumb: if everything is according to the specs in a book, toss it out because you just realized that you made your specs better than it was in book
Saturn: lol.
Sexy: xD
Saturn: so, you see, a experience is important in our lives
Sexy: yeah
Saturn: we use it to fix things that was broken before, can be fixed again
Sexy: i already had a near death/disability in my life
Sexy: experience*
Saturn: oh i see, that's close call
Sexy: yeah
Sexy: i'm alive and well because of my fast reflexes.....thanks to racing games...
Saturn: oh yeah, video games are also training our reflexes to act fast, anyone who thinks video games are just games, they're stupid
Sexy: in my opinion racing games are the best ones
Sexy: exactly
Saturn: the video games we play are training our memory, our reflexes to act as we want it to do in a bad situation
Sexy: yeah
Sexy: minecraft helps with creativity
Corvin: Well, games are games per se. We act accordingly to what we have learned, our reflexes getting finely toned as a result. It has become a sport in its own right as you are training your mind and body to react how you want it to react
Saturn: even we have to know what we need to do in a disaster in reality through a disaster type video games too
Sexy: call of duty or battlefield are used to train strategic tactics
Saturn: people will not realize this but basically, they are entertaiment/training games for us in any way we want to view them as such
Sexy: yup
Sexy: ppl say that violent games make ppl violent......WRONG
Sexy: for example.....
Corvin: People have been violent for thousands of years...
Sexy: Korra did you watch the walking dead?
Corvin: I'm sure they didn't blame video games on WW1 and WW2
Sexy: exactly corvin
Sexy: and guns dont kill ppl
Sexy: ppl kill ppl with the aid of guns
Corvin: School shootings? "Oh, blame the video games" No...blame lousy parenting, lack of supervision and proper care of a human being >.>
Saturn: exactly
Sexy: agreed
Saturn: that's pretty much the point
Sexy: parents that are not responsible to even "own" a child
Saturn: and yes i play TWD on video game version too
Sexy: i meant tv series
Sexy: the game sucks
Corvin: Just like parents letting their 10 year olds play CoD..."My kid plays Cod and learns bad language and I don't like that" Well lady...maybe if you understood the ESRB rating, which by the by, is on par with the MOVIE RATINGS, maybe you might understand that if you ain't letting your kid watch an R rated movie, you wouldn't let him or her play or own an M rated game >.>
Saturn: yes i know what you meant
Sexy: i managed to get to the prison in like 5 minutes
Saturn: the game is made too easy lol
Sexy: yeah
Saturn: funny thing i did't turn out bad
Corvin: Damn, brb again lol
Saturn: when i was young, i still got M rated games rofl
Sexy: corvin but if you deny the child to play he/she will only want to play it more
Saturn: lol. anyway, I agree with Sexy
Sexy: i played gta vice city when i was.......ermmmm 12 or 13 i think
Sexy: my parents didnt care what kind of game i played...as long as it kept me busy and happy
Saturn: yes, but you have to let him/her understand why it's M rated or T rated for a reason that way you can talk to that child to understand why things in a game happen for a reason.