My citation of gay relations are attempts to show connections and a lack of apparent bigotry, and as for differentiating them from others, I regard them as people, even if they themselves make a distinction. It simply wouldn’t make any sense to just say people however when being accused of bigotry. Perhaps a better word is to use for the specific people I was rationalizing the characters behavior to would be feminine, or stereotypically feminine, but I didn’t think Political Correctness to such a degree would be required here, nor did I think that it was such a hot topic, I was apparently wrong, in many respects. At least this experience will leave me with a mental note to make sure I don’t make that mistake again, or cite that mis-information from memory again.

As for damage I’ve done, I am sorry for any offense I have caused. I’d say more, but, no need to dig anymore with the chance that I may be wrong, but one little bit must come out: there are trends (psychological) that define cultural sexual identities, feminine and masculine, and they tend (note: tend- in this case meaning a high probability or ratio) to affect their namesake genders, hence their names.

Whatever. I mean, What’s the worth of a marriage if they can’t at least be reasonably honest to each other?

Also repeatedly talking about your gay friends as some sort of collective individual body just illustrates how you see them as different than the normals. That isn’t helping.

You’ve done your damage now just duck out before you dig yourself deeper.

On that note, I acted defensively on the post because of real life experience and the direct attack comments (mind you, some poorly remembered bio-homework from 2 years ago). I’ve had friends, and not so friendly acquaintances over the years that have been homosexual, so being called homophobic was interpreted on an attack on my character, which has shown a rather poor reflection of what I’d like to think of myself, or at least, the placement of my flaws, and that’s mostly my fault.

As for my collection of “relationship” comics, if you’re talking about my hentai archive, then I do have quite an awesome collection. Doctoral advice books from the 50s I am lacking, mostly due to heavy biases drawn from a “democracy/ America/ other countries are shit” perspective and a lean towards the psychoanalytical form of psychology that hasn’t proven very effective in the past century (whereas it might have been semi-helpful in the Victorian era).

In short chemix, if you are going to complain about the character being a whiney bitch don’t let me stop you, but keep the bigotry out of the comments eh?

KG

Considering that you dislike both women and homosexuals, please never be in a relationship. Thanks.

No, XXY is Klinefelter syndrome not the gay gene. Klinefelter is essentially men who have tits and shrinky dinky testes. If you are going to try defending the indefensible at least check your facts in Wikipedia first.

Now enough, this a blog about games not pseudo science and bigotry. Well a blog about games and games writing. Well a blog about games and games writing and plugs for the authors. Well a blog about games and games writing and plugs for the authors and the fact that Ken Levine has come to bed eyes.

On sexism: sensitive much? When I say women and most people say women, I’m talking about a generalization gathered from the majority of women that I have interacted with (or they in the case of most people). By my past experience, women tend to avoid direct confrontation on a subject, which leads to problems because men are not (usually) psychic and thus are not informed by the body language and “common sense” that women are more capable of perceiving. “common sense” is in quotes because “common sense” is relative in this case; one woman may consider it common sense that if there is clutter, it must be removed immediately, because that is the thought process they have learned, whereas the average man does not have that “common sense” thought process and doesn’t come to the same conclusion. These thought processes are learned by culture and genetic bias which makes certain processes more acceptable.

On Homophobia: See above post