GenderLife Forum: The Information Exchange

Oh no...not again

Also, "Rupee's" are quite prevalent here in the USA - I know someone who's been in prison for it for 15 years and counting.

And you can drop the attitude that you seem to have with me.

Nah - not again - I give up - someone is living in a fluffy little fantasy world where they're queen bee and everything is lace and candy.

...and it aint me.

Taking the piss out of someone who says to watch out of drink spikers.

Ignore.

PLEASE DO, "honey".

That's enough, you two!

I don't try to "pass". That word implies deception. I am a woman, not a wanna be woman. I blend in with the surrounding fauna quite well, because I am not even thinking about it.

All,
Personal mean spirited 'sparring,' while entertaining for those taking part, is not entertaining for most of us. And, if one reads the rules, it should be fairly clear that the administration doesn't look fondly at people going after either other in the public forum.

If ya have issues with another member, PM one of the moderators, ignore them, or otherwise deal with it 'out back'

Now, for back to our scheduled programming...

A few things I've noticed about folk who are start starting out.
A number seem to pattern after their mothers and their mothers generation. Not surprising, actually. However, if you start dressing that part, you'll look way older than you are, and likely way older than most around you. Quite unfortunate.

Others seem to go for the teenager look. Again not surprising. Most of the images of 'womanhood' seem to consist of sexualized barely adult 'hot young things.'
If you're a 20 year old, hey, you probably won't pick up too much crap dressing that. If you're 50, well, dressing like a 20 year old with skirts that are basically belts, etc...that's bound to draw some attention.

I don't think you necessarily need to dress right at your age though. I dress probably 10+ years younger than my true age. Probably 'cause I hang out with that crowd and do the same things they do (I don't have kids so I don't need to do the mom with kids stuff.)

Oh, and for goodness sake...wear clothing that fits.

Wasn't entertaining, but I've said my piece.

Why did you reply in this manner?

Vex I spoke to Rachel and she meant it as a generic "you" not as an insult to Emma.