Clover Heart

I think I would -constantly- be using that power as a redo function --;;;;;

The prefix "a-" has two meanings. First, it describes something that isn't as it normally is, such as arrhythmia or anaemic. Being that sexuality doesn't have a normative default, this doesn't apply. The other thing it can mean is that of all of a number of options, this thing falls under none. (e.g. atheist, not believing in any of many gods; aphobic, none of many phobias; etc.) Sexual orientation is a spectrum, and there are a number of different categories you could fall under, and even ones that need definition by the person him/herself. However, there are also people who fall nowhere on this spectrum, and have no sexual attraction to others. Given the many options, not falling under a single one and, in fact, not fitting into the definition at all of what it is to have a sexual orientation, these people are called asexual. However, the prefix "non-" has a different meaning. It's the choice between two things. Smoker, non-smoker. Existent, non-existent. Therefore, non-sexual would be someone who isn't currently sexually active, being that there are only two options, here - sexually active and not sexually active. So asexual and non-sexual wouldn't be the same thing. As you said, asexual reproduction isn't possible for humans, anyway, so why would one assume that it -does- apply to humans just because you've used a homonym of that word to describe them?

Hm, well, I was kinda thinking that, but I wondered if calling my pony self "Duchess" made me too pretentious and power-seeking. Like when you're playing superheroes with your friends, and there's that one kid who wants -all- the powers, and makes it so he can never die. Or something like that.

Works best with headphones. Also, this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_beats

Same as my e-mail address. Also, kinda matches my avatar, though, I never actually came up with a name for that pony...

Banned for not capitalizing or punctuating your sentence.

Well, I live 6000 miles away from my mother, so... But she did visit a few weeks ago, and I kinda took her on a whirlwind tour around where I live (as well as my dad, so I guess I'm covered for father's day too.) I was thinking of getting flowers for my boyfriend's mom, but I don't know when I'm going to see her next, and I'm unable to visit her on my own :

Giygas. Hands down. Though, I may be a bit biased. Earthbound is my all-time favorite game, after all. Tell me that doesn't just strike terror into your heart.

Hey, that's pretty cool what you're doing! I hadn't heard of the game before, but now that I have, I look forward to the release. I haven't been here that long, myself, but welcome to the forums, anyway

I'm atheist, because we've never found one shred of evidence confirming the existence of any gods. I was brought up Catholic, though, and the reason I left was because I was disgusted by the things religion makes people do. Not necessarily by the people doing them (though, that -does- depend on what they're doing and why) but the fact that their religion convinces them that this is the right thing to do, and if they had a different influence on this matter, they might act differently. I'm not saying anyone here, or maybe not anyone you know. But the higher-ups and the extremists can kinda ruin things, y'know?

I like almost all animals (if you discount creepy crawlies as being animals) but I absolutely adore dogs. They're so loving and sweet. They're almost like having little people around your house who can't talk and walk on all fours. And they're just so cute. And there's so much diversity and so many breeds of dog. I could just go on forever talking about dogs. <3<3<3

Uh, I think the intent made in the original post may have gotten lost along the way. Anyway, things my pets have done... I think every one of my dogs has run into the door, before. And it's the same door. We'd be playing with a toy, and I'd throw it for them, into our kitchen, which has linoleum flooring. And then they loose traction, slide, and crash into the door. And I know it's kinda mean, but I can't help but laugh when that happens XD

Right handed. Also, right legged, right eyed, right eared... Basically, the left side of my body's just there for symmetry.

I sure was happy about somethin'

I highly dislike bras. On of the main reasons being, they're probably one of the most expensive garments you'll buy. If you take everyday wear, assuming you're not wearing any designer brands, you're paying the most for the amount of fabric you're getting. I've bought entire outfits that didn't cost as much as my bras. But not only are they expensive. They're basically useless. When you're a certain size, I understand actually needing the support, and that's fine. However, I'm fairly well-endowed, and I've found that I really don't need one for any kind of support. I'm completely fine without one - no pain or ill effects. Wearing a bra, on the other hand, is very uncomfortable for me. And it may be that I'm not wearing, exactly, the right size, but I've measured, so I'm probably close, and anyway, to find a bra for myself, given my size and stature, is nearly impossible. Anyway, at the end of the day, there's nothing better, for me, than getting out of that contraption, and letting my chest just relax for a bet. And what, exactly, is the purpose of this? Well, there is none. At least, not a practical purpose. As I've said before, I don't need a bra for support purposes, and as a D-cup, most people are either my size or smaller. So, unless you fit into the quarter of women who are bigger than that, there's really no reason to wear them for support purposes, either. So really, it all comes down to an issue of image. We're, essentially, forced into wearing bras because of this certain image which other people want us to uphold. And this image and way of thinking is so ingrained, it's socially unacceptable for women -not- to wear a bra, which is ridiculous. If you want to wear a bra, I'm fine with that, and I support your decision to do so. I just wish there were room in society for people on the other side of the spectrum, such as myself, to not have to wear a bra without being thought of as homely and without self-confidence. It'd sure save me a chunk of change which I don't really care to spend in the first place, as well as making me quite a lot more comfortable, both physically and emotionally. </rant>

Comfortable and gender neutral, if not bordering on masculine.

I dunno. With season two, a lot of the episodes kind of left me disappointed. Like, I felt they could have been better executed, or that the plot of certain episodes, in general, was unnecessary. Season one wowed the pants off me, but I didn't get that with season two. But I still really like the show. I agree, I think the show has proven itself without Faust as its executive producer, and I'm expecting more great things to come.

Banned for not having a reason for banning someone.

Next gen? I just got updated on this gen. Ugh!

I have a weird fear of people knowing when I'm afraid.

Anticavity Fluoride? Ponyville's... local... dentist?