#newgroup

Some crocodiles got together to write parody songs

So I might make a role play group where writers and artists alike can join. But my problem is: I don’t know what group to make. So I’m going to ask Tumblr and see what happens.

What kind of role play group would you like to join? Feel free to send me a message with any ideas. You never know, there’s a chance I might make a group thanks to your ideas. 

Oh, and I feel the need to stress this fact: NO ONE LINERS. Only writers who write paragraphs can join. 

Here’s a few of my ideas: 

- Survival 

- Zootopia 

- Humans/College 

- Valorant based (the video game)

- DnD Mechanics

here is what we talked about in our first official gsa meeting if the summer! we talked about the different parts of LGBT+ and what they mean. we got in some meaningful topics/conversations in, if there are some things we left out, or got wrong, please let us know! we love learning!

Lesbian: Women sexually and romantically attracted to other women

Gay: Men sexually and romantically attracted to other men

Bisexual: Persons sexually and romantically attracted to both Men and Women

Transgender: A person who was “born into the wrong body” and switches genders

Queer: Umbrella term for those who are not considered straight or cisgender (the gender assigned to you at birth)

Questioning: Not fully knowing your gender, identity, orientation, or all three. This includes exploring yourself

Intersex/Hermaphrodite: People born with the chromosomal makeup of both male and females, this may include that person having both genitals

Pansexual: People being attracted to people, but not being attracted to them because of their gender, it’s more about personality

Asexual: Lack of sexual (or sometimes romantic) attraction to other people

Ally: A heterosexual and cisgender person that supports the LGBT or GLBT community

Two Spirit: Used to describe pan-native-american people who fulfill a “3rd gender” in ceremonial roles. This is NOT the same as Gay Native Americans as tribal leaders/elders of a clan will determine the differentiation. But it is basically someone who fulfills the rolls for both male and female naturally, not because they feel they need to.

Androgynous: Someone who appears to be part male part female with how they dress.

Drag: Performances done, generally by males, where they dress up like the opposite genders. The male version of this is called a Drag Queen and the female version of this is called Drag King

Gender Expressive: A person’s behaviors, mannerisms, interests and appearances that are associated with either masculinity or femininity

Gender Neutral: The opposite of gender expressive. It’s the idea that people should stop separating things by genders, and get rid of gender roles.

Non Gender Conforming: A person whose appearance and behaviors don’t match society’s version of what their gender is supposed to look and act like

Agender: A person who does not identify as a specific pronoun

Aromantic: A person who does not have any interest in any romantic relationships

Bigender: A person whose sense of personal identity has two genders

Demisexual: A person who only has “sexual experiences” with a person who they have a deep connection. Demisexual refers to someone who is halfway between sexual and asexual.

Polyamorous: A person that engages in multiple sexual or romantic relationships

Words can not describe how incredible this summer was.