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fivelettered said: donāt worry, iām 25 and still licenseless! <3
I mostly donāt want people thinking Iām a teenager, ahahaha :D I mean, considering all the pwp I do. (DONāT TELL ME IF YOU ARE UNDER 18, ANY OF YOU OUT THERE, PLEASE, THANK YOU)
Since my goal of being famous before I needed to learn how to drive didnāt succeed however, here I am, as need arose.
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on stanning big bang: we all make mistakes. at least you aren't still thirsting for G-Dragon like i've seen other people do D:
yeahhh I had to delete a few numbers after his last round of blackface shenanigans. itās amazing what people will put up with from pretty boys
fivelettered replied to your post:ive heard negative things about the sims 4 does...
from what Iāve seen, yes! most people havenāt even jumped over to TS3 yet, I saw new outfits for TS2 as early as late last year, hahaha
the ts2 modding community isnt as active as it used to be, but its still kicking. any game that has that kind of history will Ā be hard to uproot
im just wondering if i should invest in ts3 or ts4. mostly, my game experience revolves around making intricate characters (like, spending hours to perfect a face. no joke) and building houses, and not so much actually... simming
ts2 has a lot of limitations in face the department (making heavy modding absolutely crucial to do anything at all). i played ts3 for a little while (as much as my computer could handle) and i noticed that in their quest to smooth out the characters, maxis eliminated all angles from the model. they had chronic butterface, an inability to cast hard shadows, resulting in a putty like texture to all features
i understand ts4 aimed to completely redo the CAS, but i havent been able to play it. screenshots of ts4 sims tells me they solved the butterface problem though, which is what has my interest
fivelettered replied to your post: seawitchintraining replied to your pos...
i really canāt believe they werenāt fired. wtf? then again iāve seen similar shit not be fireable. itās completely bullshit and really is violating your safety.
it honestly is and when i asked her just now if i could at least come in at 6 tomorrow (so thereās no overlap between my shift and this girlās shift, even by only an hour and a half) she played coy and was likeĀ āis it for a doctorās appointment or something?ā
part of me seriously wants to go to HR, although she said sheĀ āwants to go over some things with meā when i arrive at 4:30 so i guess itāll be about that, and iāll hear her out, if nothing else to build ammo. most of me wants to go to HR, really. but part of me just wants to survive it out and then get back to the grocery store with as little drama as possible. you know how when youāre the victim of something and you speak up about it, you get pinned as the ādramaticā one? i donāt want that to happen to me at this job.Ā Ā
about the divorce thing: i feel a lot of my usually-single friends would not be hot on the idea of dealing with 'ex-wife or husband drama' even without kids. it seems more attached to older people, however. i feel like straight people would be more comfortable dealing with a widow/er than a divorced person. which is weird and fucked up, but -shrug- that's heterosexual bullshit for you.
well ive never been married or dated a married/divorced person so i cant say i would know that feeling
maybe one day who knows
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fivelettered replied to your post:can a heterosexual explain this to me
as a semi-heterosexual, yeah. one would expect someone to tell you about having an ex-wife ASAP (datingās apparently a different game for divorcees) and most people would read the dinner date as ācheatingā. itās very petty and posessive, but yeah
well NOW im curious how divorce is a game changer for dating
i would understand if there were kids from the previous marriage to factor in, but is there something else?
fivelettered replied to your post āWhy though???ā
the 'binder = trans' thing is so unsettling especially with how often it's tossed out there as ~representation~. i've never felt compelled to show my characters in their underwear to show how well i'm representing them. it's v weird and fetishy
honestly tho. this definitely comes from cis people, considering that outside these spaces theyre the ones choosing our representation (attractive white people ~genderbending~ -- and always with the ace bandages! ugh!)
its gotten to the point where everyone does it because That Is The Way It Is Done and even trans kids draw it... i think ive drawn it too, when i was younger... but if you stop to think about it its?? why are we doing this?? why is the exhibition of trans bodies required for our existence? why is nudity a perfunctory feature of our representation?
fiveletteredĀ replied to yourĀ post:Ā X-Files AUs should become the next big fandom...
Jeremiah is the Mulder, Fenris is the Scully. They investigate cryptozoology finds.
im just imagining the female bigfoot episode now and laughing my ass off at the thought of fenrisās face when he sees the drawing
