Ahah, it's good I just noticed the edit.technology4617 wrote:EDIT: Severe edits to my post to make it somewhat less awkward.
As I said when replying to Keane on the previous page, I'm attracted to women.technology4617 wrote:By sexual preference, I meant do you lean toward guys or girls?
No, you're just saying that it is.incognito wrote:This conversation is really getting disturbing...
I dont get it why do you have before a girl name?Adsolution wrote:Ah, yes, it sure was. My name has been Brea(nne), Cheryl and Cody at three different points in time.
incognito wrote: I dont get it why do you have before a girl name?
incognation plansation to startation overation of conversationincognito wrote:Oh my...
)No comments...Adsolution wrote:I am/was a transgender. Read the last few pages.
Yeah, my first post was... vvssssshhhh....Adsolution wrote:Ahah, it's good I just noticed the edit.technology4617 wrote:EDIT: Severe edits to my post to make it somewhat less awkward.
As I said when replying to Keane on the previous page, I'm attracted to women.[/quote]technology4617 wrote:By sexual preference, I meant do you lean toward guys or girls?
I have a feeling you're going to get banned again. I just have that feeling. I think what Ad did is a bit odd as well, but I'm not an asshole about it.incognito wrote:No comments... no just that picAdsolution wrote:I am/was a transgender. Read the last few pages.
Personally, I don't see what about it rings 'odd' when you take into account simple matters of preference. Someone wants to be a scientist, someone wants to be female, what makes the latter any odder than the former despite it simply being much less common? I see it as totally fine to be curious as to why someone would want to pursue something unusual, but viewing it as an oddity is basically just distancing yourself from a totally rational concept. Not that I'm aiming this at you, rather at people like incognito, though I could be depending on what you mean by 'odd'.technology4617 wrote:I think what Ad did is a bit odd as well
It's just an odd concept to me, no matter if the reason is valid or not. I'm not saying that EVERYONE should consider it odd, or that the thing in and of itself is odd, but that I find it odd.Adsolution wrote:Personally, I don't see what about it rings 'odd' when you take into account simple matters of preference. Someone wants to be a scientist, someone wants to be female, what makes the latter any odder than the former despite it simply being much less common? I see it as totally fine to be curious as to why someone would want to pursue something unusual, but viewing it as an oddity is basically just distancing yourself from a totally rational concept. Not that I'm aiming this at you, rather at people like incognito, though I could be depending on what you mean by 'odd'.technology4617 wrote:I think what Ad did is a bit odd as well
I know, and I also know for certain that unlike technology, you do not possess the relatively basic intellect it requires to move past that thought.incognito wrote:For me its wierd...
There should be gif version of this.ZeptoRay wrote:
What.incognito wrote:Marilyn Manson : Sweet dreams...
That is Wierd !
I wish.OldClassicGamer wrote: There should be gif version of this.
It's more just the concept of switching your gender that's strange to me, since I never had that desire, but not to the point where I think people shouldn't have the ability to do it if they so choose. It's kind of similar to how elderly citizens find digital technology strange, though that admittedly can sometimes be belligerent ignorance.Adsolution wrote:But I'm sure if you were to choose to side with valid reasoning rather than the baseless influence of media, popular culture and sociality, the concept would no longer seem odd to you. Not that everyone has the motivation to do so, but I consider it a shame for it to be passed up.
He probably does, and is just (failing at) fucking with people.OldClassicGamer wrote:I thought you did not have YouTube access incognito.
