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<thinks that most people put the '<' in front of their posts... < has been playing this game on forums for years.

< would think that'd be natural given how people tend to begin their thoughts with "I."
Still, < isn't in the mood for a drawn out argument over the game's semantics, < will just repeat the basic of "<" being interchangeable with one's name.

<Remains correct as history would suggest

rolesfamily wrote:<thinks that most people put the '<' in front of their posts... < has been playing this game on forums for years.

Yeah, but ^ can put it anywhere ^ wants, not just in the beginning.

<Well ^ will have a problem with at least 5k pages of this thread then!

^ can write the "<" sign anywhere ^ wants, not just at the beginning. Otherwise, it won't make sense.

< is pretty sure that the "<" can be placed at the beginning, as it can make sense, as it does in this very post.
To translate it to non You-Game:

Master is pretty sure that the "<" can be placed at the beginning, as it can make sense, as it does in this very post

As < said before, the trick is to swap out the "<" for one's own username, reading it like so can help in determining whether or not the post makes sense following the logic of the You Game.

< thinks maybe ^^ should calm down about it!
< thanks everyone for the best wishes and explains < will be running a one-man vintage dairy outlet, or so are the plans at the moment!

Vintage Dairy Outlet? < is going to have to do a bit of Googling to get a feel for what it is.

In laymen's terms, < will be selling dairy products from a vintage stall
< is a little nervous though because < is resigning from his contract in his current job!

< Hopes that it goes well for ^, and that maybe ^ can show us some pictures of the stall sometime.

< would love to, when it gets going
< drank over a pint of milk today

< hasn't drank plain milk in eons, < always has it with something, be that cereal, tea or as a Milkshake/Smoothie.

Rolesplay, the "<" is used to replace pronouns/your username, and it's not a requirement to put one at the start of each post, just to put it in place of where pronouns/your username would be used. So, "<Oh < didn't realise" wouldn't make sense since it'd read as "Rolesplay/some pronoun Oh [Rolesplay/I] didn't realise" when it should be "Oh, < didn't realise/Oh, [Rolesplay/I] didn't realise". That being said, < feels like there's no use in arguing over this and that if you want to use < at the start of each post it won't hurt anyone.

Fifo is overreacting and shouldn't minimod everything. Anyways, < feels empty though not as much as before, thankfully.

Haha 'Rolesplay' where did that come from? It sounds like 'cosplay'. If '<' means my username, then I don't technically ever have to use it in the you game? Since it doesn't replace 'I' according to what everyone is saying. Oh yeah but there is that third person thing. I think I'll just stick to how I was going before

< Thinks that a vintage diary business sounds interesting but < has no idea about the demand for things like that < imagines it's pretty specialist and it's going to be hard to shift, especially at a stall

lmao, < has no idea why < called ^ "Rolesplay". < was probably thinking of "roleplay". < thinks it would make a good nickname for ^, though.

< wonders if "Rolesplay" is to be to Rolesfamily what "Mastré" is to me.

<Hopes that 'Rolesplay' becomes an 'offer' that we say to one another

Hey bby, wanna rolesplay xo

<hot.

Is ^ attempting foreplay? It's not in <'s nature to pursue such activities. < will have to put ^ off, sadly.

< is amused by ^s response to a strange post