@bumfodder wanted me to make an introductory post for him. he recently admitted he was bi (as in bisexual)
I know it took a lot for him to come out so make him feel welcome please

At 2/4/14 07:57 PM, anothercoolguy wrote: @bumfodder wanted me to make an introductory post for him. he recently admitted he was bi (as in bisexual)
I know it took a lot for him to come out so make him feel welcome please

You should stop projecting daethdrain

At 2/5/14 03:47 PM, BumFodder wrote: You should stop projecting daethdrain

I didn't really believe him either.

Outing other people is so immature.

Why is there a club for people who use gays/bisexuals?

At 2/10/14 09:32 PM, Enoll wrote: Why is there a club for people who use gays/bisexuals?

And what club would that be?

i would love to join ^^
im pansexual by the way

At 2/11/14 02:33 AM, Painbringer wrote:

At 2/10/14 09:32 PM, Enoll wrote: Why is there a club for people who use gays/bisexuals?

And what club would that be?

"Newgrounds Gay/bisexual Users Club"

... I'm kidding.

At 2/11/14 07:00 PM, Enoll wrote: "Newgrounds Gay/bisexual Users Club"

... I'm kidding.

I still don't get what you mean by "Why is there a club for people who use gays/bisexuals?"

Did you mean there is or isn't? If there is, then which one? Is it this one?

And what do you mean by use? Use for what purpose?

At 2/11/14 07:20 PM, Painbringer wrote: I still don't get what you mean by "Why is there a club for people who use gays/bisexuals?"

Did you mean there is or isn't? If there is, then which one? Is it this one?

And what do you mean by use? Use for what purpose?

I'm sorry PB, I have a strange humor. Just reading the title of this thread with alternative emphasis.
So, "users" as in people who "use" other people, as opposed to "users" of Newgrounds.

Maybe I don't drink enough anymore.

At 2/11/14 07:29 PM, Enoll wrote: I'm sorry PB, I have a strange humor. Just reading the title of this thread with alternative emphasis.
So, "users" as in people who "use" other people, as opposed to "users" of Newgrounds.

Maybe I don't drink enough anymore.

Shit, I just got it as I was about to read this very post!

I obviously fail at life and must therefore kill myself now. lol

At 2/11/14 07:47 PM, Painbringer wrote: I obviously fail at life and must therefore kill myself now. lol

Don't you dare! It's hard enough finding mature/ old regular people on this site.
<3 :3

At 2/12/14 01:39 AM, Sensationalism wrote: Lmfao Enoll I laughed at your joke!

<3

I think my sense of humor is too dry english.

At 2/14/14 11:41 AM, SCTE3 wrote: I hear trans people are also welcome here.

Transgender or Transexual?

At 2/14/14 05:39 PM, The-Great-One wrote: Transgender or Transexual?

What's the difference?

I'm sure that transvestite doesn't fit in with either of them.

At 2/14/14 08:10 PM, SCTE3 wrote: Transsexual

Yeah I've heard multiple terms for Transsexual. Could you explain this to me?

Hi.

I'm new.

At 2/15/14 09:21 AM, Fluffington wrote:

At 2/14/14 08:52 PM, SCTE3 wrote: I've never really understood the difference between those two myself. I know transsexual means identifying as the opposite from what you were born as. I feel transgender might be a blanket term. I may research that one later so I can know the difference myself.

Transgender is more like a blanket term but more often than not it's used to refer transsexuals, since we as a society tend to have an aversion to the word 'sex'. Trans* on the otherhand includes pretty much everything else in between, no matter how stupid the made-up word sounds.

I think of it as transexuals being crossdressers/femboys/androgynous and transgender being born with both parts/sex change operation/going threw harmonal therapy alone, imo.

@SCTE3 would you say you just want to dress on the opposite sex or do you want to become the opposite sex? If you don't mind me asking.

At 2/28/14 02:09 PM, SCTE3 wrote:

I wish there's less masculinity in the world.

At 3/1/14 01:49 AM, Sensationalism wrote: I watched tranny porn for shits and gigs. guessed one out of a threesome was the tranny. surprised to find both "chicks" were trannies and the other was a regular guy. wow!

Must've been a wild party.

At 2/28/14 10:47 PM, SCTE3 wrote:

At 2/28/14 10:41 PM, WiiFittoToreinaa wrote:

At 2/28/14 02:09 PM, SCTE3 wrote:

I wish there's less masculinity in the world.

Yea and growing up in a family where they try to force you to stick to your gender roles just really annoys me. It is most annoying having to repress who I really am around my family because I know they will never accept who I am.

Geez that sucks, guys do have their limits on things huh? If you were a girl and you're a total tomboy they probably wouldn't care, that what I meant.

At 3/1/14 02:33 AM, WiiFittoToreinaa wrote: Geez that sucks, guys do have their limits on things huh? If you were a girl and you're a total tomboy they probably wouldn't care, that what I meant.

I'm no men's rights activist or anything, but this is one area that bothers me. If a woman acts masculine or breaks gender roles, she's independent, and it's to be celebrated (not that I disagree with that), but if a man acts feminine or breaks gender roles, he's weak and to be shamed.

Imagine if a guy walked into school wearing a skirt or dress? People would immediately assume he's gay or transgender. Girls walk around wearing clothes that, once upon a time, were designed specifically for men; jeans, combat boots, leather jackets, etc. Fifty or sixty years ago, that would've been a huge problem, but today it's celebrated (which again, I'm glad for). But men, unfortunately, don't live that way yet.

At 3/1/14 10:08 AM, Scarface wrote: stuff

Clothing styles for guys does seem very limited. But some guys just can't pull off wearing aa dress which is sad.

At 3/1/14 09:20 PM, SCTE3 wrote: From what I tend to notice, no one really cares what ladies, around where I live, wear unless they look "slutty" then they get shamed for dressing that way.

True, this is a double standard that only affects women. Men don't really get shamed for anything along those lines, except occasionally looking like a douche, but you have to be dressing pretty terribly.

Also too I noticed its eaiser for girls to get a job then guys. Not talking about hooter/gentlemens gigs but jobs in general, maybe not so much in construction but still.

At 3/4/14 10:54 PM, Sensationalism wrote: A guy wants to act like a woman? What is he, inferior?

It makes me sad.

Maybe someday it'll be cool for guys to dress (a bit) like girls.

At 3/4/14 10:54 PM, Sensationalism wrote: I see that as being because being a man is respected. Being a woman is not. So for a woman to act more manly, that's great. We'll call her a bitch and we'll call her cold. We may even call her a dyke. But we will allow it and celebrate it. A woman wants to act like a woman? Okay, sure. A guy wants to act like a woman? What is he, inferior?

It makes me sad.

I hadn't really thought about it this way, but this could be in part sexism against women. Interesting.

At 3/4/14 10:54 PM, Sensationalism wrote: I see that as being because being a man is respected. Being a woman is not. So for a woman to act more manly, that's great. We'll call her a bitch and we'll call her cold. We may even call her a dyke. But we will allow it and celebrate it. A woman wants to act like a woman? Okay, sure. A guy wants to act like a woman? What is he, inferior?

It makes me sad.

I agree with this. Also, part of it is due to the old misconception that if a man dresses like a woman, he must just have a fetish for it. Dressing like a woman is considered sexual because of the serialization of women.

Also I've returned 70% more trans than the last time I was here.

At 3/5/14 03:57 PM, InsertFunnyUserName wrote: Also I've returned 70% more trans than the last time I was here.

Do you have pics?

At 3/5/14 07:46 PM, SCTE3 wrote:

I agree with this. Also, part of it is due to the old misconception that if a man dresses like a woman, he must just have a fetish for it. Dressing like a woman is considered sexual because of the serialization of women.

I love how people keep trying to stick to old misconceptions instead of being more open minded and accepting.

Isn't sociality grand?

At 3/5/14 07:46 PM, SCTE3 wrote: I love how people keep trying to stick to old misconceptions instead of being more open minded and accepting.

/sarcasm

It's the best. Good work everyone.

Going from female to male or male to female?

Well, female to masculine-leaning genderqueer. Like, if I were to rank myself from 1-10 on the dude scale, I'd say I'm about a 7, which explains the aforementioned 70%, and I feel more comfortable living as masculine, which is why I use male pronouns. I probably won't ever take hormones because I'm not comfortable making those kinds of permanent changes to my body. Hell, I can't even commit to getting a tattoo.