Blackcat

This is Peachy Keen and yes, she is based on Velma.

Today? Today I've posted about 3 times I think. Most days? None at all.

I always knew you'd look good with some red accents

I Really really really liked this episode too! Except.....not the first seven minutes. I just....I can't. No.....v.v Let me explain. When we first encounter Cheese Sandwich, he does absolutely nothing that conveys that he is in any way pinkie pies superior. He is presented as her equal. So why on earth do the other ponies immediately decide he's so amazing?! Maybe if he rolled into town with several truckloads of party goods, helmed by that WWII anti aircraft party cannon in minute 3 I would have been able to understand the other ponies being in awe of him, but as it stands. it isn't till about 7 minutes 30 seconds when he makes a better banner than Pinkie Pie that he shows himself to be in any way better than her, or worthy of the other ponies exagerated attentions. From the 8th minute to the end though, this episode is a barrel of fun.

Moving forward in technology means accepting risks. I say lets dive in head first. Nobody ever solved any serious issue without screwing up a few times.

So I was right to assume that you were a little young to have the money for that. I thought things were a little peculiar.

You're 21 and you could afford that?! Wow, either somebody really loves you, or you are making bank somewhere <.< eheh...sorry to be so fixated on that aspect. It's great you can feel more at home in your body, but goodness, I know several people who are trying their hardest to afford such an operation and it's going at less than a snails pace. Whatever the case, Congrats.

This is always a fun question. I selected bi gender because I do indeed go around as both a male and a female. I may have male bits, but I can and do pass as a female when I want. I'm naturally thin and kinda curvy, and my long hair hides a lot of the masculine shape of my cheeks and jaw. With the proper make-up and outfit I can blend in very nicely and I do assume a female role when I do so. That being said though. The thoughts and ideas that make up my brain are just that. Thoughts and ideas. My brain is not male or female. It's just me. When others say they feel like a female trapped in a males body, or a male trapped in a females body. I often have trouble relating as I personally feel like an intangible being riding along in a body that...isn't perfect, but..it doesn't need to be. It's my vessel to experience life through, and while my control over it isn't godlike, I can manipulate things enough to enjoy myself. That's how I truly identify. I just enjoy experiencing life from a multitude of viewpoints. Living through both male and female gender roles is both a challenge for me to accomplish, and a way for me to extract more from life. It isn't something that I must have to exist as the truest form of 'myself', but rather something I choose to do for personal fulfillment.

I'd be down if you wanted to give ol Olive branch a draw. There's a link to his picture in my sig.

Some, like myself, just tend to lurk. I have very little to say in response to the topics posted here. Sometimes months will pass before I see something that I feel warrants a response. Quiet observer in real life, Quiet observer online.

I've got a bone to pick with the way romantic relations are handled. At least in the U.S. (can't really speak for elsewhere) Alright, first off, ladies, i'm equal opportunity kind of person, but it goes both ways. If I go out of my way every month or so to get you a big surprise goodie bag of chocolates and flowers, or maybe see you struggling with finals or work and show up with ice cream, I mean well, and I certainly don't demand anything in return, but that being said, it would be nice. I'm really sick of being expected to do all the doting. Men like surprises too, and believe it or not, we'll probably cherish them if you send us flowers. Don't think surprise sex narrows that gap, because while sex is nice, it brings me to my next can of worms. SEX is OVERRATED! Yes, men like sex, but so does everyone and their grandmother. Men are not fundamentally hornier than women, and in fact are quite often much more easily sexually exhausted. Quite often a man might actually not be in the mood, and guess what, he probably still likes you and thinks you're beautiful. I've had my lady friend start crying on me because she thought she couldn't satisfy me sexually. That was not fun for me! it was incredibly distressing and awkward. Speaking of distressing and awkward, I'd like to address texting. Texting has ruined relations. My god, I've never hated my phone more. Sure it's all fine and dandy for planning dates, sending sweet nothings, and general chit chat. But then, I leave my phone in my car accedentally overnight, only to find it next morning with an increasingly distressed string of texts. Sometimes you can practically see the 5 stages of grief color through the texts, which range from angry, guilt trippy lashing to what amounts to the text version of begging sobs. Has anyone reading this heard of the "complex question" logical fallacy? Even if you haven't, i'm sure you've heard it. It's when someone asks you a question with no good answer. Where no matter what you say, you're in the wrong. Everyone is probably guilty of this at some point in their lives, but it's just plain mean in relationships. Even when i'm mad at my partner I don't toss that garbage on them. My last little pet peeve....probably wont bother some people at all, but it drives me up a wall. I put a lot of value in the words "I love you" If I've said this to you, you're either in my family, my dog, or I genuinely believe that I'm in love with you. If I have said I love you once, even once, I mean it. So when my partner asks something like "How come you never say I love you?" When...I have said I love you, I just said it three days ago, I about blow a fuse. Love is not a word I pop with the regularity of the letter E. I like to say it when there's a passionate moment, or when I feel it's really going to add something. Saying I love you every single day, after every meeting, and at every greeting belittles the value of the word in my eyes. It makes it feel less special, and quite honestly I never use that word when I'm single, so here i'm going from never ever saying it to trying to say it several times every day. Of course i'm not going to remember to say it at every second, it's not natural and I don't like it. Anywhoo....thats it for that rant. Thanks for reading if you cared to.