Posts made by TNP

@Otrere
Suffragette City

(Someone use suffragette.)

@Tempest I think the hate was before they patched it to have a new ending.

@Macha
Kiss of the Spider Woman

@Alamias
Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls

Turkey has the best national sport ever.

@Kay Empire State Heroes, a supers game.

Hey Shulkie. Miracleman says hi. He's playing on ESH now.

Oh. Literally fat bears.

@Aria Have you gotten tested for the BRACA 1 gene? Might want to and with a history of breast cancer, insurance might pay for it. If you're Ashkenazi especially.

Send your name to Mars.

@Auspice Try a different browser.

@Thenomain I don't subscribe to, does that count? But I recently started listening to it when the Original Broadway Cast Recording of Hadestown came out and they had it. I've since branched out to other OBCRs.

Just as an FYI, Winnie Harlow has vitiligo and was on America's Next Top Model.

@Macha Grief is natural and expected. You don't have to stop it. Just feel it. You're allowed. It's not bad. Bottling it up doesn't make it go away. Just the reverse.

Necro! Well, the topic isn't time dependent so why not. Anyway...

https://bundleofholding.com/presents/TorgEternity

@Ganymede

@Waller said in MU*, Youth, and LGBT+ Identity:

As the kids say, it me.

I played a character one time with the shtick of "law professor woman who wears men's suits 24/7." The Played By was an actress who is known for her forays into men's clothing. In retrospect, this is pretty cringy, so yeah. I'm very sorry about possibly harming LGBTQIA people thinking I was being oh so clever...when I wasn't being clever at all.

I don't find the concept cringy at all. Sexuality, gender identity, and gender expression are all independent of each other. You can have any combination of the above including a straight, cis-female who wears men's suits. It's how the character is portrayed that determines if it's cringe worthy.

Fashion designer and Project Runway contestant Chris March.

@Bad-at-Lurking said in MU*, Youth, and LGBT+ Identity:

Yes, yes and yes? I was around for those days. But I think my first real mu*s, as in 'use telnet to get to them' were Atlantis and Teleplay, which were also supported by dial up(!) in Silicon Valley back before the Internet was a thing.

Yeah, I wasn't including the bulletin board systems I'd dial into. Remember how excited you were to get a new modem with a higher baud rate? Good-bye 300 baud! And it seemed so fast.

Does Neverwinter Nights on AOL count?
Or Gemstone III on GEnie?
The Sierra Network?

Those would put me in the 28-29 years ago range. I don't recall which was my first actual Mush. Maybe Dragonsfire Moo which was a Pern game.