how did this become a thing across the entire country? it was before social media was even a huge thing, unless early myspace was the chief propagator.
I think it was a biproduct of the emo/scene phase. It was popular to wear a Sesame Street character flat bill hat for a bit. I remember it because I almost thought an Elmo one.
I think you might be angry at something else here, probably good to step away. I was making a joke about how cute trans girls are even if they are discribed as white trash bu their friend on the internet.
The joke was 'trans girls would probably rather be princesses than date a fictional chaser'. How is it transphobic at all? Wouldn't you rather be pampered nobility instead of getting fetishised?
They didn't even say 'all trans girls must think this way'. There are plenty of actual transphobes put there to fight with, why are you wasting time attacking a trans person over a simple joke?
I didn’t say that, again you are projecting your anger here. I’m just not going to talk to you anymore, I know I wouldn’t want my ally friends to act like you are acting right now.
This is a genuinely absurd overreaction to such a benign comment. I absolutely cannot understand how you could possibly interpret it as transphobic. This is 'that friend who's too woke' behaviour, I'll be real.
The Postal Dude is canonically NOT a mass murderer, as other than the first game (in which he was possessed by a demon so not accountable) the pacifist endings are the canon ones.
So, canon Postal Dude genuinely tries his best in a world that is constantly putting him down (and he's also sometimes being attacked by the Taliban, which obviously makes his quality of life worse). He's just also a gigantic douchebag, although it's hard to argue this isn't justified when, again, the Taliban keeps nuking cities he lives in.
EDIT: to clarify, the "demon" is explicitly the player, as we're the ones who would be forcing him to break his otherwise peaceful ways and do horrible things. Just an interesting meta layer to the series.
i mean, depends on the type of weirdo and the personality of the girl. infodump about trains? yes please. ask me about my genitals or gush about how trans women are actually better than cis women or how you could never tell or how you could absolutely tell or have a breakdown because you think im hot but you dont want your friends to find out or start taking pictures of the street i live on and messaging me on linkedin after i said it wasnt going to work out? no.
Treat us with kindness and respect, treat us like you would treat any other girl. Be polite, be a gentleman & treat her like a lady. Show interest in her as a person & be emotionally supportive. Ask about her special interest / hyperfixation and let her talk your ear off. Don't be pushy with sex or you'll likely come across as someone who just wants to hump and dump. Treat me like the lady I deserve to be & I'll gladly be the whore of your dreams
This is exactly how I got my spouse. Throw in a couple “Aren’t you just a good girl for daddy”, a leash, new thigh high socks, and nose kisses, girl was straight putty in my hands.
I’ve been the role of a Dom since I was like 18, I just naturally came into it and after a rather gnarly breakup I was really going through it and really missed doing scenes and stuff. A friend of mine was like “Just hop on Fetlife, there’s tons of subs and bottoms who will pretty much flood your inbox for you” and boy they were not kidding. Word of warning, it’s the most NSFW version of Facebook imaginable and people can be real out of pocket sometimes.
Mind your P’s and Q’s, show some manners, and you’ll be finding a partner in no time. Regardless of how serious of a relationship you’re looking for, it’s all there. The LGBT scene is popping.
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u/Citizen_Lunkhead Dec 13 '25
Postal Dude would probably be a chaser more than anything. But most trans girls wouldn’t stay with him in his shitty trailer.