Probably.
(I misspoke, sorries.)I wouldn't think so, but it's a possibility.
Gay people don't need to play gay characters, just like heterofolk don't need to play heterofolk. Although being an all-queer pack would be interesting. It would have to deal with prejudice from other Uratha though, else why would they have to band together?
*Crosses her fingers~*I think I'm actually goin to have to go online and do some troubleshooting.
Well, I meant to say that there was a lot of nerd-shaming... True, though.But that's not a jock/nerd dichotomy. That's people. You can try and fit that square peg into a round hole, but it's circumstantial. The fact that needs and jocks get along disproves the existence of the stereotype.
You also see it happening in a different form nowadays. The gangsta kids are the new jocks, because now adults in the industry are aroun ho grew up with gangsta kids and not jocks.
Good point... Lots of chest-puffing, double-arm flexes, that sorta thing. Gah, chests everywhere. @.@Nah, masculine displays take more forms than actual chest thumping. It's prevalent all over, even so far as how friends arrange themselves when talking to people outside the group.
Sounds like you want to learn Irish more than French... Perhaps you should start on the former?Yeah, but French is only about 60% as emotionally fulfilling. I'm one of those Americans who heavily identified with my Irish heritage, remember?
That being said, it's a beautiful language and I'd like to pick it up. It sits lavender in my mind, and has its place. Different than te deep bluegreen and orange sparks of Irish.
*Hugs*yeah, I spent a good six years with all my facial hair skewed a half centimeter to the left. >_<
I wish I could be a shapeshifter. That'd be sweet~ X3
*Hugs* Wanna talk about it?
~Bianca