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  1. lol username

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    ... What the hell are you even... How did this conversation... Wha... oh dear wad
    3 points
  2. McJobless

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    3 points
  3. Lair

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    I don't think you even know what furries are.I don't think you even know what the topic is. I don't think you even know the words you are speaking.
    2 points
  4. Fush

    Wot I Fink: Women in Gaming - In-Game

    I'm just gonna link this here since it's relevant http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MenAreGenericWomenAreSpecial (and by relevant I mean I'm basically just paraphrasing the article) I think one of the biggest problems is that us consumers, for whatever reason, are still not accustomed to the idea of having women as prominent characters in games. Basically every time a woman appears in a game it becomes a huge deal for whatever reason. Have a female character in an active, badass role and it's "HUGE STEP TOWARDS EQUAL RIGHTS," have a female character in a more passive role and it's "TOTALLY SEXIST." And at the same time no one gives a s*** about the roles that male characters play because they're just there. Basically the problem I think, or at least a big part of the problem, is with society as a whole's perception of a "person." A man is considered a "person," and their sex is more or less ignored, but a woman is always "A WOMAN" and their sex is an IMPORTANT CHARACTER TRAIT. Women are never treated as just another person, they are always singled out for no reason other than that they are female. Everything they do or that happens to them becomes a reflection on the entire female populace, and no one ever stops to consider that maybe, just maybe, these actions and events have nothing whatsoever to do with the characters sex. We need to realize that women are people too and stop making a big deal about it. Then maybe things can start to change.
    2 points
  5. McJobless

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    You have no right to claim that with providing some evidence first. I don't get turned on everytime I see a picture of a wolf and a human fused together in a sexual manner, and I'm extremely sure that most humans who are not Furries are the same, if not all of them. Absolutely not. That's immature teens being immature teens. This happens EVERYWHERE. It's expected for at least a few people in school to make sexual jokes. Just because you're not acquainted with it, doesn't mean that every country town is the exact same. If you don't think sexual jokes are funny, then don't make them, and don't laugh. But I'm telling you, this is a normal thing to happen, and sooner or later you will need accept this.
    2 points
  6. BobaFett2

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    What McJobless said... This is nothing new. If you think that society is decaying, it's because you didn't see these things as a child. The apparent worsening of society as you age is really because you see and hear more bad things as you grow up. It's not that society has decayed, it's that little by little, the barriers between you and reality erode. It's not a new thing that people are attracted to the human body - it's been that way ever since something that could be called "human" by today's standards has existed. For example: I used to think that today's music was incredibly sexual - then I looked at the 70s, and bam - Whole Lotta Love, Slow Ride, etc... - and you can go even further back. And that's just music. As you grow up, you see this more often as you're more exposed to the world.
    1 point
  7. Lair

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    ... let me try this again You were just criticizing Tracker for what he said, and now you're saying that being a furry doesn't make what he said less valid (and referring to him in third person)...? ergh I'm speaking too awkwardly.Nevermind.
    1 point
  8. BobaFett2

    Wot I Fink: Modesty and Maturity

    How is it shoved in your face? It's telling you about a documentary that's going to be on the history channel. It just happened to contain the word sex. Shoved in your face would mean that it appeared in the center of the screen, shouted it, and then wouldn't let you change the channel. And sodomy? Really? So can't even stand to see a little message in the history corner, but you would lecture people about sodomy and why it's wrong? If anything is disgusting, it's the hypocrisy of forcing your religious (or even worse, personal disgust with something that shouldn't affect you unless you choose for it to) views on people and then complaining about this. Seriously, where do you get off? Edit: Got confused about who he was referring to with the furry thing.
    1 point
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