@cheersitskatie I've worked CS job once. Lasted two months. Mad respect for anyone working in that field. I had my patience restored only after therapy (but I lost even more of it working events).
@PoyoClorox I had this conversation with a colleague when he asked about my type and immediately followed that with "cause I love goths", when I pointed out that - as far as I know - he is culturally on the opposite end of goths, it turned out he thought it meant make up and dark clothes.
@Sareniia Honestly, being perceived as "just voicing an opinion" is a skill in itself, that I do not possess. And to use it effectively in social media is near impossible.
@wowzari Not much. It is good to know general stuff but what I as a DM look for in a player is their engagement, team play, roleplay and avoiding stupid ideas like "I am a lone wolf" while playing collaborative storytelling. If you have *any* questions feel free to ask.
@wowzari As I have told you, if I were you I would quit a long time ago. I understand that in the current climate it is risky but damn it. I think I'd gamble.
@transcalcyurist Aye, I've been transitioned from a woman into a man by some youngster in the school I work in. Because girls have long hair, beard is strange but ok... But I have a deep voice so yeah, finally I am a man.
@comfyvampy I do understand. And wholeheartedly agree with you. Men are just flabbergasted by Kratos not being women dream and that picking and putting down heavy things won't make them automatically interesting if they aren't already.
@Useless_Elf That would suggest a flyer of some sort. Unevenly placed ears (higher-lower) are usually a sign that a creature needs to properly distinguish sounds in 3D space, unlike humans, who only need 2D.
I think it's fun to have explanations for stuff like that.
@wowzari Of course it is. That is one of the reasons I did go to therapy and worked on stuff that seemed to be faulty. My only regret is that I haven't done so sooner, thinking bout many conversations I had and done poorly.