You have got to be the most single minded f*cktard I've ever witnessed.
The reviews of my performance would suggest otherwise.
Flamer? Sorry, I'm not a flamer. Dressing as a women every so often doesn't mean I'm not a man when I wake up. I could probably whoop your sorry a** any day.
You can do whatever the hell you want. The fact of the matter is that you are a flamer. Of the obnoxious variety, at that. The "happy flamers" are a little weird until you get used to them. The other varieties tend to be out to prove just how gay they are and to gain some kind of acceptance they think they are being denied.
Now, as for who could beat whose ass - that's really a rather pointless argument, no?
Everything you have ever posted on this site has been arguable and argued by many members. You hide your stupidity with a fake mask consisting of; grammar, judgement, ironic point of view.
Clearly, you've not read everything I've posted. That, or you didn't understand half of what I was saying, and just assumed that I couldn't, either.
Have you not realized that every time you post members counteract everything you have ever said. This is a god damn anime forum, not a "Homosexual Pride Fest." You're the definition of a bigot, sir. The definition.
Counteract? Really? There are a few people who are ideologically opposed to me. There are, also, others who support me. But, honestly - I couldn't care less. There's a reason I out-perform 99% of the population in nearly every metric of intellectual performance. I always perform my own analysis.
Also, I can love the same ***. You can't tell me what I feel, what I feel is love. You don't know how it feels to hear news from your doctor saying how your husband can't have kids. You don't know.
Oh - you can love anyone you choose. I have plenty of males whom I love, quite deeply.
Nothing touches the depth that you can have with the opposite ***, though. Which is why it's unfortunate that a series of genetic errors and personal choices have made it nearly impossible for you to experience that.
Of course - it's arguing subjectivity. A teenager has a car crash and freaks out, thinking it's the worst thing that's ever happened to her. A war vet gets into a car crash and crawls out - that was nothing compared to rolling over an IED made out of a 155 mm artillery round in a Humvee.
Who had the worse experience? The car accident was the most traumatic thing that had happened to the teenager in her life. The IED for the war vet was the most traumatic in his life. As far as the two people are concerned - they have both experienced the most traumatic thing.
The war vet can tell the teenager: "Hey, there's worse out there. Stop over-reacting" - but it won't change the fact that it's the most trauma she's suffered to date - and the idea that there are events that could inflict that same degree of trauma on her, again, won't really be something she can properly process.
