The Still New What Did You Last Do Thread

[wildweasel]

What does that movement actually try to achieve? Gay/Lesbian Marriage and rights for adoption are the only things I can think of.

Inclusiveness in general, I seem to recall. Some people take on the banner to rally for (good) representation in entertainment media. Sadly, I also tend to see a lot of people using the banner to exclude each other instead. It's kind of sad, a label that is supposed to represent people sticking together regardless of their sexual and/or gender identities, and yet I see - for example - pretty vicious flame wars being waged on bisexuals and other specific categories.

I don't get it. How did inclusiveness turn into exclusiveness? Is it human nature, or the nature of the Internet?

[Big C]

Is it human nature, or the nature of the Internet?

Yes.

What does that movement actually try to achieve? Gay/Lesbian Marriage and rights for adoption are the only things I can think of.

I also think they petition for things like having health insurance cover gender reassignment surgery in the cases where it's requested due to gender dysmorphia.

[TheBadHustlex]

That actually doesn't sound too bad. But, like you said, wrong leaders don't do any good to an organization.

There is no such thing in the country where I live in. Our biggest problem is gendering.

[zrrion the insect]

Like weasle said, it is a space for groups that are not typically well represented elsewhere, specifically groups of people with not-straight sexual/romantic orientation and/or non-assigned genders/gender expression.

The goal is for equal rights for all involved groups, as well as proper recognization in media and educational spaces. That includes things like marriage rights, making hate crimes against them a legally defined thing, and sex ed in schools covering topics other than heterosexual stuff.

[Viscra Maelstrom]

neglected to post stuff here, but i've made some shit recently.

[Trance]

Lost my cat of 18 years today. That cat has been in my life longer than any other animal. I'm gonna miss that ol' furball.

R.I.P. Styxx, Apr. 1st 1997 - May 11th 2015

[Captain J]

18 years? holy, it sure lived much longer. but it's sad that it's gone already. so, i'm sorry to hear that.

[Devianteist]

Lost my cat of 18 years today. That cat has been in my life longer than any other animal. I'm gonna miss that ol' furball.

R.I.P. Styxx, Apr. 1st 1997 - May 11th 2015

It's always a hard blow when you lose a beloved pet. I've been through it many times over. R.I.P. Styxx, Apr. 1st 1997 - May 11th 2015.

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This is another character from the story I am working on, however this is not his initial appearance. He has Ascended beyond the boundaries of mortals.

[YukesVonFaust]

Got a new PC. (after 2 years or older)
now i can finally create my own home base...
... again.

(my last PC broke long ago)

[Zanieon]

I recently replayed Doom 3, and now i'm replaying all the trilogy of Mass Effect, i noticed that the guy who explains the stuff in the Codex is the same guy who voices the TV advertisements of UAC in Doom 3, i dunno if this was supposed to be a little easter egg as Guillermo Del Toro did in Pacific Rim by calling Ellen McLain to voice GLaDOS in Gipsy Danger's AI.

[wildweasel]

That narrator's name is Neil Ross, and he has been doing voice over work professionally for a very long time. In video games, he is notable for narrating the later Leisure Suit Larry games, and for voicing Colonel Volgin in Metal Gear Solid 3.

[Nash]

A new Metroidvania from the father of Metroidvania himself!

[Captain J]

dat count creator's honest yet gothic speech with brutal actions, tho. btw, nice to see some castlevania related news.

[TheBadHustlex]

THIS...
IS...
DEVIANTART

I write the word "shit" and get warned about my language.

[XanderK9]

You get warned because it wasn't dirty enough?