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Sonofgloin Active Idealist
Number of posts : 54 Location : Sydney Registration date : 2009-02-17
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 12:48 am | |
| - maryshelley wrote:
Perhaps you really ought to examine further why a butch dyke elicits 'an emotion close to anger' in you. You seem to think that certain people are 'bound' to act in a particular way according to your expectations of them. You obviously don't like being dismissed by a threatening woman (who looks suspiciously like a man) and nor do you appear to like hypocrisy which is fine, of course. Now just for a moment really hang on to that feeling that these dismissive dykes elicit in you and imagine, if you will, what a fair number of females might have felt in the face of a number of dismissive men. Two wrongs don't make a right but sometimes it is useful to feel the anger and let it lead you somewhere. On a personal and relevant note; lipstick lesbians are not for me, I'm afraid. Butch with brains all the way for me. Rare finds though. M what you say does not hold true for me as I accept all comers except predators. Dyke (male) wearing a suit, mens casual wear, shorts and thongs, leathers and pvc, rubber, overalls,I don't give them a second glance. I was born in Paddington Australia and lived there until my mid twenties. I was at the first Sydney gay mardi gras which finished a few streets away from my home, the cops had two wagons parked at my cross street. The gay revolution sparked, sizzled, and then exploded with me in the middle, so M give away any thoughts that I am a self righteous sterotyper who considers he has the right to cast the first stone. Having said that the afore mentioned dyke look still makes me revile the stupidity that would lead you to dress and personify yourself that way, still makes me think they need a good smack.....it's wrong but it's with me. I see it as a uniform. I detest exclusivity, it's what we strive for and it's someone else's exclusion at the same time. | |
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Taras Active Idealist
Number of posts : 83 Location : Maidan Nezalezhnosti Registration date : 2009-01-03
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 2:20 am | |
| - maryshelley wrote:
- Anyway. Lady-boy: Is that classed as an occupation or not?
I have a close friend who is very interested about T-girls (tranny). I'd say that for some it is an occupation. They became T-girls for the money they saw the GGs making (genetic-girls). Some I think. For others, it might be a very long story. I'm thinking about an Interview with my friend on this subject, so stay tuned... | |
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Sonofgloin Active Idealist
Number of posts : 54 Location : Sydney Registration date : 2009-02-17
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:27 am | |
| - Taras wrote:
I have a close friend who is very interested about T-girls (tranny). I'd say that for some it is an occupation. T I'd say for most who are interested in tranny's its a sexual attraction not a vocation. | |
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Taras Active Idealist
Number of posts : 83 Location : Maidan Nezalezhnosti Registration date : 2009-01-03
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 7:30 am | |
| - Sonofgloin wrote:
- Taras wrote:
I have a close friend who is very interested about T-girls (tranny). I'd say that for some it is an occupation. T I'd say for most who are interested in tranny's its a sexual attraction not a vocation. Right. I don't mean to say that for him it is a job. | |
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maryshelley Animated Voice
Number of posts : 242 Registration date : 2008-12-16
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 8:28 am | |
| - Sonofgloin wrote:
- maryshelley wrote:
Perhaps you really ought to examine further why a butch dyke elicits 'an emotion close to anger' in you. You seem to think that certain people are 'bound' to act in a particular way according to your expectations of them. You obviously don't like being dismissed by a threatening woman (who looks suspiciously like a man) and nor do you appear to like hypocrisy which is fine, of course. Now just for a moment really hang on to that feeling that these dismissive dykes elicit in you and imagine, if you will, what a fair number of females might have felt in the face of a number of dismissive men. Two wrongs don't make a right but sometimes it is useful to feel the anger and let it lead you somewhere. On a personal and relevant note; lipstick lesbians are not for me, I'm afraid. Butch with brains all the way for me. Rare finds though. M what you say does not hold true for me as I accept all comers except predators. Dyke (male) wearing a suit, mens casual wear, shorts and thongs, leathers and pvc, rubber, overalls,I don't give them a second glance. I was born in Paddington Australia and lived there until my mid twenties. I was at the first Sydney gay mardi gras which finished a few streets away from my home, the cops had two wagons parked at my cross street. The gay revolution sparked, sizzled, and then exploded with me in the middle, so M give away any thoughts that I am a self righteous sterotyper who considers he has the right to cast the first stone.
Having said that the afore mentioned dyke look still makes me revile the stupidity that would lead you to dress and personify yourself that way, still makes me think they need a good smack.....it's wrong but it's with me. I see it as a uniform. I detest exclusivity, it's what we strive for and it's someone else's exclusion at the same time. Oh come on! Shouldn't a person dress just however the hell they like and exclude (or include to be all positive like) just whomever they choose to? Why is it OK in your mind for a 'genetic' male to dress like a woman but not the other way around? Presumably it is OK, in your opinion, for a hetrosexual woman to wear trousers. And what's this issue with predators that you've got. Don't you like lions? | |
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Drone Animated Voice
Number of posts : 295 Registration date : 2009-02-03
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 1:38 pm | |
| - maryshelley wrote:
Oh come on! Shouldn't a person dress just however the hell they like and exclude (or include to be all positive like) just whomever they choose to? Why is it OK in your mind for a 'genetic' male to dress like a woman but not the other way around? Presumably it is OK, in your opinion, for a hetrosexual woman to wear trousers.
And what's this issue with predators that you've got. Don't you like lions? by all means, let's us allow people to dress, eat, drink, fool around and fuck as they want to... isn't democracy amazing? | |
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Sonofgloin Active Idealist
Number of posts : 54 Location : Sydney Registration date : 2009-02-17
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Mar 12, 2009 3:10 pm | |
| - maryshelley wrote:
Oh come on! Shouldn't a person dress just however the hell they like and exclude (or include to be all positive like) just whomever they choose to? Why is it OK in your mind for a 'genetic' male to dress like a woman but not the other way around? Presumably it is OK, in your opinion, for a hetrosexual woman to wear trousers.
And what's this issue with predators that you've got. Don't you like lions? M I believe I made it clear that my thought process was floored when it came to ONE particular form of dress for the dyke sub culture. You are either naive or simplistic in your understanding of the social dynamic of the group to which I refer, hell lesbians who are actively social in their sub culture identify these dykes as a sub set, lesbians understand that the clothing and personal grooming style makes a statement to other lesbians. For me though the wearing of the dyke uniform is like the squealing of chalk on a board, it's involuntary but it urks me. Predation in the annimal kingdom and the predation amongst humans that I alluded to have different motivators. If you were being flippant, thats fine, if your thoughts were inquiring..........then your naiviety of the subject matter is apparent. PS. The list of garb I gave that pertained to lesbians included male clothing and adornment, once again I state that it is one uniform that a sub culture of lesbians wear to make a statement that sparks an emotion in me, and there is always an attitude that runs in tangent with the uniform. | |
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Tor Potential Contributor
Number of posts : 20 Location : London, England Registration date : 2008-12-29
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imp-pulse Animated Voice
Number of posts : 336 Registration date : 2013-03-10
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Fri Dec 06, 2013 2:04 pm | |
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simpleLife Potential Contributor
Number of posts : 32 Registration date : 2009-11-06
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Sat Dec 14, 2013 5:11 am | |
| Since I was young, it happened I enjoy playing with numbers, symbols and equations... also answering logically anything that used to be called "a mystery". Naturally, I ended up being a designer in electronics (owning a private small business) and knowing the logical answers of all the important questions that I was looking for... about my being and life. That's all | |
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imp-pulse Animated Voice
Number of posts : 336 Registration date : 2013-03-10
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simpleLife Potential Contributor
Number of posts : 32 Registration date : 2009-11-06
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Fri Jan 03, 2014 3:50 pm | |
| Only what a person does to others, friends and enemies, based on unconditional Love will be eternal in his last dream after the death of his body (in the realm that is unlimited by space or time). Anything else will return back to void (state before birth). In other words, there will be no losers at the end, just few winners For instance, those who weren't created with a human living soul (or they lost it later for some reasons) have no choice but to take care of their body only (the human living flesh) at any cost. Naturally, for them, living the unconditional Love (care) towards any other is totally absurd (non-sense) but this doesn't prevent them using the notion of LOVE (mainly in the name of Jesus Christ) to deceive the world's masses (or just the people they live with). It is like using the modern notions of Democracy and Freedom in Politics to hide the real goals behind the artificial bloody conflicts and wars planned, in all over the world, against the people on bottom (including soldiers and mercenaries) by the world's Elite families. Do I need giving some international facts to clarify this point? | |
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imp-pulse Animated Voice
Number of posts : 336 Registration date : 2013-03-10
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Thu Jan 23, 2014 2:23 am | |
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Philosopher8659 Potential Contributor
Number of posts : 11 Age : 74 Registration date : 2014-07-04
| Subject: Re: What is your occupation? Sat Jul 05, 2014 12:08 am | |
| My occupation is set by the definition of mind. Otherwise I am, by definition, and by output, what mankind has called a "Prophet." And a particular one at that. What that means to me is that what men call God seems to have some kind of perverse sense of humor. | |
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