you can read the changelog in the OP to be sure...Is there anything else you can do in the new update after you find out the Crone's secret?
Hmm, not sure if it's perhaps a generational or a cultural difference but I personally never had a problem with politely asked questions.Yes, I understand your point. But if the other person is a person of the opposite sex, when you politely ask the person's sexual orientation, how does the person answer you? Only politely refused. It's kind of awkward. If so, it's best not to ask. This is how we socialize, and how we chat in the community.
We all know i'mk super big on my privacy stuff, what with my real name being used in a game here.Avaron1974 better not let anyone know you're a female lesbian from Wales. Because privacy, and all that.
I don't kow who you've been talking to but quite a few of us "members of the opposite sex" are quite open about who we are.Yes, I understand your point. But if the other person is a person of the opposite sex, when you politely ask the person's sexual orientation, how does the person answer you? Only politely refused. It's kind of awkward. If so, it's best not to ask. This is how we socialize, and how we chat in the community.
It depends on your environment and relationship with each other. Not everyone will open their personal space.that's a very repressed thought pattern...
And how would you know that person would refuse to answer without askeing? Some people are more open about sexually than others... your chances are 50/50, not askeing means they are 0% however
Thanks for the adviceIf you don't want anyone to know about you don't post anything you don't want people to know.
This might apply to a face to face conversation with a rather unknown person (like in a Club or anything)... but asking on an internet Forum about Porn games? I'd consider it rather strange to express this kind of repression in this enviroment.It depends on your environment and relationship with each other. Not everyone will open their personal space.
This is not the case. Let's go back to the starting point of this discussion (P562). Has the questioner got the answer? No. In addition to the irrelevant answer is a question mark.This might apply to a face to face conversation with a rather unknown person (like in a Club or anything)... but asking on an internet Forum about Porn games? I'd consider it rather strange to express this kind of repression in this enviroment.
In a club you could find the other Persons drink in your face and clothes, but here at worst you won't gat an answer
It may seem like a silly comment but there are people that have a habit of, let's say oversharing, in the heat of the moment.Thanks for the advice
I was actually talking about people I don't know very well, not ones I already had any particularly established relationship with. And asking about someone's gender isn't really a particularly personal question, at least not in my opinion.It depends on your environment and relationship with each other. Not everyone will open their personal space.
I used to do social counseling and counseling for a period of time, which is a very energy-consuming job. I quit my job because I couldn't bear the pressure (it seems that I also need psychological counseling, HAHAHA). My greatest achievement is to know how to respect others.
In addition, I would also like to make it clear that I am not a homosexual. I work in a company as a planner.
I have a wife and daughter. They don't object to me playing adult games, and I also know not to disturb them. At home, everyone has their own space and hobbies (they are mobile phone fans).