Oh I agree and in some ways, I agreed with your previous post, especially the point of playing video games. Even though it is more accepted now, there is a certain amount of "childishness" attached to playing on a console, even in this day and age. I am in my twilight years of gaming, you could say MK 9 sort of brought me out of gaming retirement, but if things go well with my ex, my career and the big one, emigrating, then my game playing days will be at an end.
Cmon man, that's a bit straw. Free style wrestling and boxing is about the art and athleticism behind it, not tuning in to see rippling muscles.
That part of his post was extremely stupid imo.
No, your post was not out of context.
Well having done Psychology and Biology, do you not think men are naturally hard wired for conflict? Through out most of the animal kingdom, the male of the species is significantly bigger and stronger than their female counterparts, for good reason.
Yes, men indeed are. But to say that all men in general must act this way because they will be considered "pussies" isn't right either.
It's not the "world" we live in it's America. Gender roles are much different in certain cultures, many of them are the complete opposite of ours. The men stay home with the kids and do around the house work, while the women go out and hunt and provide for the family. While that is bizarre to us, it's as normal as the opposite is for us. It's something called "cultural relativism". Which essentially means society or civilization isn't something that's absolute or that can only be objectively one way. Our ideas, customs, conceptions, or otherwise are a product of our own cultures and only go as far as such. I learned about it in Anthropology class last semester, very interesting stuff. In some cultures even, the parents prefer their kids to be homosexuals because there's certain roles for them and/or they can perform the roles of a man and a woman.
but my point was every1 will like different things for different reasons, and theres no way you can read peoples minds and know everything about them, so why judge a group of people at face value. besides i know the people who liked my post can read between the lines.
PETA would disagree
Lol, this is my favourite post by you! Yes its wrong to make assumptions based on initial facts, but we all do it! I don't hate gays by the way and metrosexual is just my term for big girly men.
Because why take the bad PR on something that may not even come out? Fan projects flare out constantly. Rights Holders only get involved with the ones that actually, or might actually, come out. A similar thing happened with that Streets of Rage fanproject last year(?). They didn't get their C & D until the game came out because before then it wasn't certain it would.
i feel yo, atleast you apologized and i commend you for that, and if i ever make a judgement like that i hope people try to bust me out. i really hate when i make assumptions and i think it's something we can all improve on.
