Recent content by tsun dere kko

I really don't care if somebody supports me or not as long as they don't get in the way of the rights I deserve.

Baby, I wrote the test. ;].

I very much agree with you. I fight for my equality, because as a tax paying citizen of this country, I will NOT be denied them, and I will fight for the rights I deserve and the rights of others (like repealing DADT; I'm not in the military but I'll still fight against a law like that)...

Nope. In fact, I experience the opposite; I find it so normal to be a lesbian that I wonder why people have so much of an issue with it, because to me, it seems to be something of very little consequence.

Well, biologically speaking, it IS considered highly masculine to bugger anything that moves and spread your genetic material as much as possible. That's where the idea that it's "manly" comes from: it's masculine to go out and conquer as many young virgins as possible. Basically, the more you...

1) Screenwriter/TV writer - Current. 2) Professional photographer - 2001 - Current. I also used my second degree in genetics to work in some labs before I started writing, but it wasn't consistent enough to really be considered a "career." EDIT: Oh, and I'm twenty seven and a lesbian. I...

No, it's not odd. You don't have to fit in with your gender roles. I'm a very feminine looking woman and I have no desire to physically be a man, but inside, I'm much more masculine. All of my friends have joked and probably always will that I am completely lacking in oestrogen and that if you...

No, it's not odd. You don't have to fit in with your gender roles. I'm a very feminine looking woman and I have no desire to physically be a man, but inside, I'm much more masculine. All of my friends have joked and probably always will that I am completely lacking in oestrogen and that if you...

No, it's not odd. You don't have to fit in with your gender roles. I'm a very feminine looking woman and I have no desire to physically be a man, but inside, I'm much more masculine. All of my friends have joked and probably always will that I am completely lacking in oestrogen and that if you...

I think it's a little of both: it depends on the person and the area in which you live. It could be that in smaller areas with less of an open gay community, people are more likely to not burn their bridges because there is less of a pool from which to choose. Though, in that same vein, I know a...

Babe, I've lived in several countries, and all societies and countries have their own problems. You see America's problems because you live there and have your entire life. However, you didn't spend much time in Australia and New Zealand, etc, so you weren't able to experience their problems...

No. You stooped to his level and just perpetuated a stereotype that women can't be strong or get back at men without being ball-busters. Next time that happens, just ignore the cad.

What is your favourite childhood memory? What was your first word? If you had to move from your current country and live somewhere else, what would you choose? What secret dream did you have as a kid? If you could have any job in the world, what would you choose, regardless of ethical and legal...

This is actually a VERY interesting question. It's hard for me to imagine, since I'd be an entirely different human with a different set of genes and a different set of hormones, but I imagine I would be a straight male: attracted to women.

I agree, it's completely ludicrous. Do they ask these same questions of opposite-sex couples? I don't understand what make same-sex couples so remarkable; we are the same as everybody else except for the fact that we do not have equal protection in front of the law. It's quite sad.