Greeny

I'll wrap it in tin foil so it can go right in the microwave.

Can I send you anthrax?

How dare you.

OMG TWINS

Let's reproduce.

What genres do you like?

Puh-lease.

Don't think I've heard of that one.

That's not good enough, whore.

You ever use it, slut?

I'm the best ho.

bitch?

Damn. I didn't die in my sleep.

You win. I'll leave.

Can I at least have some privacy in the shower?

I'm only visiting. Indefinitely.

Stop stalking me.

I have.

You park outside a Domino's or something, wait for a delivery guy to leave with a pizza, follow him and run him off the road. Free pizza.

Oh, I know who you are.

I really don't think I will.

I'm confused. I've been playing FFXII: The Zodiac Age and I just bought The Division and Nier: Automata.

Of course I don't find that an issue. That information coming up in normal conversation or by a random phone call is one thing, but I don't need a disclaimer that lets me know they're gay because it isn't relevant to me. I'm never going to look for a good gay LPer; just a good LPer, gay or otherwise.

I mean, I get that, but can't the fact that they enjoy games be the thing that makes them feel included? I know there are some homophobic assholes in the gaming community, but I find it hard to believe that it's an even remotely large percentage of them. People just don't care about sexual preferences like they used to. Being gay isn't considered taboo by most people these days. And not to be insensitive or anything, but if they never bring up the fact that they're gay then most people would probably never even notice in the first place. That's just my perspective from the outside looking in. It's not coming from a position of hate because I honestly have no ill will towards gay people or trans people or anything, despite the fact that I seem to disagree with them on a lot of things.

Well statistically being straight is the norm. Doesn't make straight people better than gay people, but words have to mean something.