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EJ posted an update in the group
How many of you use Ubuntu? Just for informal polls’ sake :)
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I don’t use Ubuntu specifically, but I <3 linux/debian/bsd and use a mix of distros, with RHEL being my favorite.
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i use rhel at work, just set it up as a server for some virtual world stuff we are doing. i recently started using ubuntu with vmware at home, i’m planning on setting up dual boot with xp on my old laptop when i have time :)
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I use Virtualbox to run XP on my desktop, and it works pretty well, other than Adobe suite runs a bit slow. Could just be my 6-year-old HP hard drive, though. :V
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Traci posted an update in the group
Lookit all these dorks! Somebody say something. :D
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we can’t say anything, we’re nerds (read: socially awkward)
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that actually does sound interesting…i’m a programming nerd :)
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Fencestraddlers 12 years, 4 months agoOut of curiosity, does anyone else here feel a kind of different type of attraction towards a person depending on their gender? It’s definitely attraction, but it’s almost like an alternative mindset (in my own experience). Am I alone on this? Will this get me kicked out of the bisexual club? Honestly, though.
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you wouldn’t be kicked out of my club, i absolutely agree. to me, not only sexual attraction, but love feels different with different genders
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Yes.
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Yes to “different attractions to different genders,” not yes to “getting kicked out of the bisexual club.”
I get what you mean, though, about feeling guilt that you clearly do see gender despite being bisexual. It’s one of the reasons why I don’t identify as pan.
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This. I do see gender, and I especially see gender expression. I think it’s a good thing. Lots of people have issues/feelings about gender, and even if its not, its still a big factor in their lives. I think it’s good to be able to recognise that, especially for people whose gender/gender expression isn’t recognised by others.
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Fencestraddlers 12 years, 4 months agoLook up “sapiosexual” on Urban Dictionary, I don’t know if I’ve met a word that describes me better.
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Mareika posted an update in the group
Fencestraddlers 12 years, 4 months agothis feels sad, but true, guys:
http://www.robynochs.com/writing/essays/biphobia_short.html-
Agreed. :/
I keep intending to make a shirt with a big ‘B’ on it to wear to Pride, to increase our visibility. But every year, I forget until it’s too late.-
makes me glad autostraddle exists :)
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Yeah it would have been nice to see more bi shirts at pride, though I wore my “card-carrying bisexual” button.
Especially I saw some lesbian wearing a “bi now, gay later” shirt. Ugh.
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Fencestraddlers 12 years, 4 months agoHey hey,
Just started this tumblr to raise pride amongst us fence-straddlers: bi-pride.tumblr.com
Inclusive of everyone who not monosexual, so pop over and say hi!-
I followed you!
also I love your cello pic!-
Thank you!
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