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Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 9:22 pm
by hans1976
borg9 wrote:My opinion is if you are secure in your feelings about gender, then you have nothing to fear.

The days of being a man and having to prove it, should be long gone.

Wasnt it in American Pie 2, that this pipesmoking guy is accused of being gay, he says: "I am perfectly in contact with my inner sexuality. I am not afraid to be gay, therefor I am not."

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:20 pm
by sx4rlet
earthforce wrote:I hope our brains work differently, otherwise the world would indeed be a boring place :)


Good words indeed Sesea!

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:44 pm
by keoni
vinnyq wrote:also, I like to know how one suppose to act toward a player who is female but you know is male, or vice versa

Hiya Fyrx... I just respond to people according to their Atys gender, without fretting the details... but your mileage and comfort level may vary :)

I think it helps that I don't actively flirt with anyone, or encourage anyone to flirt with me... with the exception of those rare instances when I happen to know a good bit about the human behind the homin, and am genuinely attracted to both.

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 11:34 pm
by bobturke
vinnyq wrote:also, I like to know how one suppose to act toward a player who is female but you know is male, or vice versa.


I like to think of this as a massively multiplayer online role playing game. Therefore I treat the toons exactly as they appear. I must say this does seem to upset some guys who thought playing a girls was just a good way to get people to go easy on you.

Girl toons are treated like girls.
Guy toons are treated like guys.

Perhaps it's an old pen and paper roleplaying habit.

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 12:38 am
by golden7
For a lark, try looking up the terms "anima" and "animus."

That may give some of you folks an idea of what you may be playing around with.

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 8:59 am
by jgi47ak
I could see how talking to a female character who is a guy could get kind of weird

EXCEPT

Most of the time (in real life and in game) there are reasons for a guy to be talking to a girl aside from trying to hit on or have sex with her. I know there are plenty of other 19 year old guys who don't believe me but it's true.

In game, I just assume that I'm talking to people (and with the exception of any bots I think that's a 100% safe assumption).

For role play purposes, I would act in whatever way seemed most appropriate for my character and for other characters involved in the role play situation.

Ivarion
The Silver Watch

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 9:15 am
by gudule
danadita wrote:I tend to go with the size of the boobies - the larger they are the more likely the toon is being played by a guy though I'm sure there are some fems who feel shorted IRL and want their alts to look "good."

I tried playing as a male character in EnB but felt it didn't "fit right" for some odd reason. All my SoR alts are female, both regular server and ATS.

lol, so true, you often recognise a male irl playing a female ingame by the incredible size of his breasts ;-)

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 9:26 am
by andvice2
Murasaki almost doesn't have breats lol, but i'm a guy playing her ;)

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 9:52 am
by mmatto
andvice2 wrote:Murasaki almost doesn't have breats lol, but i'm a guy playing her ;)


So, you do not feel shorted irl :)

Re: Transgender Play No. 2

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 9:54 am
by borg9
mmatto wrote:So, you do not feel shorted irl :)


Hehe, I have a dream that one day I will be as tall as Neun :P

(Neun is the shortest Tryker! he can walk under Najabs without banging his head)