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I'm disappointed that you would participate in something like this, given my initial impression of you all. "Boo hoo, people joke about things!" Cry me a river. -_- And "shemale" isn't "transphobic". It's a fusion of words denoting the sexes, appropriately applied to denote...Both sexes. Yes, that ...

We're really using a transphobic slur ("shemale") while joking about a transphobic "stealthy deciever" stereotype that's gotten thousands of trans people killed and one of my friends severely beaten and permenantly injured for existing while trans? I find that neither tasteful nor well-founded ...

It is now my sincere belief that Misha is a small, mutated rhino in an elaborate human disguise of some sort.

Huh. Honestly, I'm partly interested in Rin because I actually haven't found her hard to understand and what I've heard of her is vaguely similar to me, so I'm not sure her storyline would get annoying for me. But then I know very little about Hanako beyond that she isn't generic-shy-with-no-other ...

Well, I only really got a laptop to play it on after I watched the Emi Let's Play, but eh; I'm more into the other women anyhow. I would play it now, but I still need to decide whose route to go for! I'm the sort who takes an hour to get their character's cheekbones just right in Skyrim, so this is ...

From what I've read, blind people don't so much have heightened senses as the knowledge of how to use them better, picked up via living while blind. Like the difference between physical strength versus knowing a martial art. Though I'm not an expert by any means; I just googled the question a few ...

Good God man, what're you doing here!? Go play! Second. While playing the game, I didn't watch playthroughs at all. I'm not all that bothered by spoilers most of the time, but with KS, I didn't want anything spoiled for me AT ALL. I wanted to experience everything myself. So really man, start ...

Given my previous experience of witnessing bullying and standing up to people, I'd probably yell something rude, profane and vaguely coherent at the bully(s), then fail to think of any kind of danger or break off the conflict until things went badly for me. Well, depending; my disability is the ...

Given my previous experience of witnessing bullying and standing up to people, I'd probably yell something rude, profane and vaguely coherent at the bully(s), then fail to think of any kind of danger or break off the conflict until things went badly for me. Well, depending; my disability is the sort ...