You literally asked "Which part of *that person*'s messages was insulting?" and I gave you that exact part... I addressed exactly what you asked for, so I'm at a bit of a loss for words here.That would be fine and dandy if that's the original comment that I was referring to, but it's literally not, nowhere did I quote that comment in the original discussion. If you want us to talk about that comment, then I will, but please stick to the subject and actually address what I wrote first
I admit that I made a mistake by not properly clarifying my message - I should've put "Any normal man would read the above as nothing other than an insult" in bold and italics, so that when people like you don't / can't relate, you at least understand why.You gotta explain how this is supposed to be insulting. I feel like you're two steps ahead in your offendedness. You basically say "if you're not insulted by this comment, it means you're not a normal man", so should I feel doubly offended now?
In what world do we live where straight isn't normal? Are we really going to ignore the fact that more than 50% of the population is straight, therefore straight is "normal"? No offense to homosexual people, of course, but trying to pretend straight people aren't the norm is very naive.If you don't want to catch any more hell I would change normal to straight, otherwise you're fighting a losing battle. The second people use the word normal to describe a man/woman's sexuality people flip the heck out.
I've gotten chewed out on twitter and reddit multiple times for using normal to describe straight people. Others don't like it because the antonym of normal is abnormal and that word has a negative connotation.In what world do we live where straight isn't normal? Are we really going to ignore the fact that more than 50% of the population is straight, therefore straight is "normal"? No offense to homosexual people, of course, but trying to pretend straight people aren't the norm is very naive.
In what world do we live where straight isn't normal? Are we really going to ignore the fact that more than 50% of the population is straight, therefore straight is "normal"? No offense to homosexual people, of course, but trying to pretend straight people aren't the norm is very naive.
The problem is that "normal" does not only imply "to the norm" or "the mean in statistics" but can also imply to mental or physical health, or say that things arent natural or typical. Percentage wise, there are (as far as Im aware) fewer queer people than straight people, but that doesnt mean queer people arent typically found in our society. So yes, its only logical that the word "normal" can come across as very offensive. Specifying language and not generalising is always a good thing.I've gotten chewed out on twitter and reddit multiple times for using normal to describe straight people. Others don't like it because the antonym of normal is abnormal and that word has a negative connotation.
Interesting. I never really observed that, and cant say that I miss it too much. But, for those that do like it youre right, there is not much content like that (in this game or others that ive played)I really hope we get the close-up kiss in this upcoming update and so on. There's really lack of it in the previous one.
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You made a mistake, I said which part of the "original comment" insulted men in general, you wrote up an entirely unrelated comment, that's what I was alluding to, you did not address exactly what I asked for, far from it, as the argument was always about the referred comment. Is it clear or am I being vague here?You literally asked "Which part of *that person*'s messages was insulting?" and I gave you that exact part... I addressed exactly what you asked for, so I'm at a bit of a loss for words here.
On this comment, to minimize the back and forth and speed up the process, I didn't interpret the pegging fetish comment as an insult, only another fantasy of another person, so am I not a "normal man"? Am I another freak? JkAny normal man would read the above as nothing other than an insult, not to his masculinity mind you, but to healthy sexuality and overall integrity. This Viressa person basically says "if you don't like to get pegged, it means you're scared and insecure", and that is fucking insulting no matter how you try to sugarcoat it.
Be gentler or you will scare those males!(I'll be honest, I'm not even really into pegging, I just think it's a great thing to write erotica about because straight men are usually scared out of their minds of it. Not because they're afraid of the pain of penetration, which really isn't that bad unless the strap she's using is ridiculously oversized or has spikes or something, but because they're terrified that they'll enjoy it and this will rob them of their maleness. This means any pegging scene, especially a first-time experience, is going to be fraught with vulnerability and that's what good character work is made of.)
" Plus, men who have big dicks are the worst, because they tend to think their size alone is all they need to bring to the table and are completely selfish lovers. (Though tbf men with small dicks are also terrible, because they tend to have massive insecurity issues and take them out on you.) "What? Tell me, which part of the original commenter's comment insulted men "in general"?
I think you need to go see the doctor, because that's a very big stretch that you just did.Basically saying all men are bad because they're either selfish or insecure.
Don't forget to check in once art hits 75% or so for the daily whinefest about the lack of updates.Looks like it's time to unwatch this thread until the next update
What I would do if I were writing this game: Kevin takes off his helmet so you get to see what his face looks like... then another guard wanders in and also takes off his helmet, revealing the exact same face. Turns out, all the guards in the Old Capital are just a massive group of identical siblings.Kevin's a bro. I need a game with him as the main character. Or a Kevin romance route.