Newbies-Introduce yourself here!

[Tak-Jak]

WTF?! I would beat them down.

Rawr. I am the Vice Captain by the way.. xd And I happen to have some highly feministic views and write about sex alot. Well.. sexual undertones.. and mythology.  

[Kara Darkholm]

*chuckles* I've written more than my fair share of tawdry romance fanfics, since i discovered them. I can't stop reading them though.

And Sex is a perfectly okay topic to write about, especially in tawdry romance stories xD  

[Tak-Jak]

I heart writing about sex... when no one knows I am writing about it.

It is my joy in life.  

[Chrysanthemum Moon]

*glomps* Your avi is amazing! 3nodding

No one will rip you to shreds; we're...not that intense. xp Oh, I can't read tawdry romance fics, or fluffy romance fics, or romance fics in general. Yesh, I shall become a nun and live my life in blissful solitude. 3nodding In the meanwhile, I'm forced to learn how to interact with people.

Currently, it's macabre and death subjects, since my drunken/high attempt at romance resulted in epic fail.  

[Kara Darkholm]

Thank you very much. It shall take me a while to get settled i think, and then I'll critique a few stories/poems and then post something of my own? That is how it goes yes?  

[MikeDrawl]

Urgh. I'm new here. Thanks for accepting my request.

I'm commonly known as Fearless. You can call me that! ^^ I love to read before I discovered the joy in writing, but I still love reading! I dabbled in fanfiction before I felt that it was like blatant copying. Then, I started with poetry. Most was about love with a few about things like family, dreams and hope. I'm currently writing a story. But it wasn't as good as expected. I'm starting to get the infamous writers' block. I've written quite a few stories, but I don't usually complete them, my readers are always left to create their own ending. sweatdrop

I'm thirteen, with about 2 and a half months left till my birthday! Yay! I'm happy! I love star gazing and my latest celeb crush is Robert Pattinson. Remember Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire the movie? Hee. x)

I'm a serious feminist. I still think girls are the same as boys if not better. And sex... ekm. I'm still 13 and 10 months. Really.  

[Kara Darkholm]

whee I was reading R-rated fanfiction at your age. I feel so old now. D:

and yeah, writer block is a bad dealio. I have a few suggestions if the owners won't mind me making a new thread about it >.>

And Hrm. Speaking of fanfiction I should scour it for something that doesn't sound like it was written by someone with no basic comprehension of the english language. *totters off*  

[Tak-Jak]

If I told you what I was doing at that age... I would have to kill you. pirate  

[charbookwyrm]

1) Hi newbies *waves*
2) Hi returning people) *more waves*
3) Yey for feminism!!!
4) Then don't tell us. We like life. (Or, at least, I assume most people on this forum do)  

[Tak-Jak]

Want to know something odd. I am a feminist, yet I do not believe in feminism.  

[Chrysanthemum Moon]

!!!I DON'T DIFFERENTIATE GENDER!!! I've been calling guys as "she" and girls as "he" for a long time.  

[Tak-Jak]

Technically, that is still differentiating; just vis versa.

To not support one gender over the other, you would have to call everyone "it."  

[charbookwyrm]

It's a funny thing, isn't it. We know gender is very much a social construct, but when it comes to alternative ways of identifying people, without saying 'he' or 'she', there's seriously nothing! Well, like Tak-Jak says, you could call people 'it'...but they tend to get offended...  

[Tak-Jak]

Mhm. We cannot differentiate, therefore it is hard to believe in one set view point.  

[Chrysanthemum Moon]

xp I have done that too. But, yes, almost all became offended, except for my Latin teacher. He is amazingly cool with neutral gender. Or refer to everyone as "he" or "she", but then people would say you're being biased in gender... No way to win.