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  • A Anna Jayne Metcalfe

    Actually, it's pretty clear cut. Sexuality is defined in relation to gender, not physical sex. My gender identity is strongly female according to my psych profile, so for me a straight relationship would be one with a male (natal or female-to-male TS). A lesbian relationship would be one with a female (natal, or pre- or post-op TS). In effect, every relationship I've ever been in was a lesbian one. Although that may change in future (the potential is there, I can feel it) I'm not putting any money on it. It rather depends on who I meet, doesn't it? It's a bit mind-blowing I know, but something I have to face up to. I don't intend to spend the rest of my life alone. Anna :rose: www.annasplace.me.uk

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    Ah, ain't life fun! :-D


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      Ah, ain't life fun! :-D


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      Anna Jayne Metcalfe
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      It sure is an adventure! :rolleyes: Anna :rose: www.annasplace.me.uk

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      • D David Wulff

        Men. They lead such sheltered lives, bless 'em. :laugh:


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        Anna Jayne Metcalfe
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        I've noticed. ;) Anna :rose: www.annasplace.me.uk

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        • D David Wulff

          Bah, where's your sense of adventure? :~


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          Ok, here are the problems with your rundown: #1: You scored unrequited lust as .5, as though it would contribute positively to that local social environment. I beg to differ - being around someone you care nothing for who wants you sucks. Almost as much as being around someone you want who cares nothing for you. It makes things awkward, and really takes the fun out of some otherwise good jokes. #2: You also used simple addition to calculate the totals, treating each potential pair as though it existed in a void. In truth however, many of these would be quite awkward - the straight guy and the lesbian both going after the bi chick, the bi guy and the straight guy both going after the bi chick, etc. Since you said nothing about pre-existing relationships, i would assume these were all strangers. Worst-case (and not unlikely) scenario would produce rather some nasty competition. And no-one laughs at your jokes, even if they're funny, if they see you as competition. So what do we have? Some people locked in a room, feeling awkward and resentful of each other. Oh, and claustraphobic... David Wulff wrote: Bah, where's your sense of adventure? Adventure nothing! When i want to be masochistic, i'll spend some quality time alone with my knives... --- Another factor that *could* be figured in... it's worth noting you didn't specify how *long* they would be locked up. Assuming several days to a week, and remembering you didn't mention food, my guess would be the lucky one would be the one who most liked eating raw dead human flesh. Donno how you'd go about applying this to your stats though... ---

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            Lol, I wasn't expecting a real answer! Ok, so let's run through the possibilities (I've used using your scoring approach)... gay, lesbian, bi female, straight male: g: 0.5 (the straight guy) = 0.5 l: 1 (the bi chick) = 1 b: 1 (the lesbian) and 1 (the straight guy) and 0.5 (the gay guy) = 2.5 s: 0.5 (the lesbian) and 0.5 (the bi chick) = 1 gay, lesbian, bi female, straight female: g: 0 (no guys and the conversation would be crap) = 0 l: 1 (the bi chick) and 0.5 (the straight chick) = 1.5 b: 1 (the lesbian) and 0.5 (the straight chick) = 1.5 s: 0.5 (the gay guy) = 0.5 gay, lesbian, bi male, straight male: g: 1 (the bi guy) and 0.5 (the straight guy) = 1.5 l: 0 (no chicks and *no* conversation) = 0 b: 1 (the gay guy) and 0.5 (the straight guy) = 1.5 s: 0.5 (the lesbian) = 0.5 gay, lesbian, bi male, straight female: g: 1 (the bi guy) = 1 l: 0.5 (the straight chick) = 0.5 b: 1 (the gay guy), 1 (the straight chick) and 0.5 (the lesbian) = 2.5 s: 0.5 (the guy guy) and 0.5 (the bi male) = 1 Final scores: g: 3 l: 3 b: 7.5 / 2 (both sexes) = 3.75 s: 3.5 / 2 (both sexes) = 1.75 I therefore conclude: - everybody loves the lesbian and the gay though not as much as they'd like - the bisexual has more fun overall and gets more intense enjoyment - the straights lead very boring lives :laugh:


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            Dave One of us, or perhaps both of us must be crazy :-) Nish


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              Ok, here are the problems with your rundown: #1: You scored unrequited lust as .5, as though it would contribute positively to that local social environment. I beg to differ - being around someone you care nothing for who wants you sucks. Almost as much as being around someone you want who cares nothing for you. It makes things awkward, and really takes the fun out of some otherwise good jokes. #2: You also used simple addition to calculate the totals, treating each potential pair as though it existed in a void. In truth however, many of these would be quite awkward - the straight guy and the lesbian both going after the bi chick, the bi guy and the straight guy both going after the bi chick, etc. Since you said nothing about pre-existing relationships, i would assume these were all strangers. Worst-case (and not unlikely) scenario would produce rather some nasty competition. And no-one laughs at your jokes, even if they're funny, if they see you as competition. So what do we have? Some people locked in a room, feeling awkward and resentful of each other. Oh, and claustraphobic... David Wulff wrote: Bah, where's your sense of adventure? Adventure nothing! When i want to be masochistic, i'll spend some quality time alone with my knives... --- Another factor that *could* be figured in... it's worth noting you didn't specify how *long* they would be locked up. Assuming several days to a week, and remembering you didn't mention food, my guess would be the lucky one would be the one who most liked eating raw dead human flesh. Donno how you'd go about applying this to your stats though... ---

              My whole life I've practiced the art of self-sabotage -- fearing success perhaps even more than fearing failure. I think I have got this flareup resolved, but I'm constantly waiting to see what new and exciting ways I can spoil my chances for a better life. - koreykruse, Compulsive Skin Picking

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              You forgot the most important one: #3: It is very unlikely, nigh on impossible, that you will get exactly one of person having each of those distinct orientations in one small room that also happens to be locked. Shog9 wrote: Adventure nothing! When i want to be masochistic, i'll spend some quality time alone with my knives... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Oh wait, you were being serious. :~


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                Dave One of us, or perhaps both of us must be crazy :-) Nish


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                David Wulff
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                I prefer the term mentally different... :rolleyes:


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                  I prefer the term mentally different... :rolleyes:


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                  David Wulff wrote: mentally different mentally different and behaviorally distinguished - thats what you and I are Nish :-)


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                    David Wulff wrote: mentally different mentally different and behaviorally distinguished - thats what you and I are Nish :-)


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                    "Behaviorally distinguished" - I'll have to remember that. :cool:


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                      "Behaviorally distinguished" - I'll have to remember that. :cool:


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                      David Wulff wrote: "Behaviorally distinguished" - I'll have to remember that. Yup, now that you and I are agreed on this, I am wondering how to convince the others :~ Nish


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                        David Wulff wrote: "Behaviorally distinguished" - I'll have to remember that. Yup, now that you and I are agreed on this, I am wondering how to convince the others :~ Nish


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                        :laugh: Thanks Nish, I needed this. :-D


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                          David Wulff wrote: locked in a room together. Who is the luckiest? The one who gets out! ---

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                          Shog9 wrote: The one who gets out! :laugh: My first thoughts exactly!


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                            When it is in a locked room with a lesbian and a gay male. Nish p.s. This is an original joke I just thought up by myself :-) So you won't find this anywhere else. p.s. #2 I bet this is the first original joke posted on the soap-box


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                            Nishant S wrote: This is an original joke I just thought up by myself I could tell. Nishant S wrote: I bet this is the first original joke posted on the soap-box Yeah, but there's been others just as not funny as this one, so you need to keep working at it..... Christian NO MATTER HOW MUCH BIG IS THE WORD SIZE ,THE DATA MUCT BE TRANSPORTED INTO THE CPU. - Vinod Sharma Anonymous wrote: OK. I read a c++ book. Or...a bit of it anyway. I'm sick of that evil looking console window. I think you are a good candidate for Visual Basic. - Nemanja Trifunovic

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                              Nishant S wrote: This is an original joke I just thought up by myself I could tell. Nishant S wrote: I bet this is the first original joke posted on the soap-box Yeah, but there's been others just as not funny as this one, so you need to keep working at it..... Christian NO MATTER HOW MUCH BIG IS THE WORD SIZE ,THE DATA MUCT BE TRANSPORTED INTO THE CPU. - Vinod Sharma Anonymous wrote: OK. I read a c++ book. Or...a bit of it anyway. I'm sick of that evil looking console window. I think you are a good candidate for Visual Basic. - Nemanja Trifunovic

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                              Christian Graus wrote: Yeah, but there's been others just as not funny as this one, so you need to keep working at it..... LOL I guess you won't like any joke that doesn't do a dig at VB programers, er sorry that itself is an oxymoron eh? VB and programmer :-) Nish


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                                Christian Graus wrote: Yeah, but there's been others just as not funny as this one, so you need to keep working at it..... LOL I guess you won't like any joke that doesn't do a dig at VB programers, er sorry that itself is an oxymoron eh? VB and programmer :-) Nish


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                                How about... Q: When does a condom feel it is useless? A: When it is in a locked room with a nymphomaniac on heat and a VB programmer.


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                                  How about... Q: When does a condom feel it is useless? A: When it is in a locked room with a nymphomaniac on heat and a VB programmer.


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                                  David Wulff wrote: Q: When does a condom feel it is useless? A: When it is in a locked room with a nymphomaniac on heat and a VB programmer. LOL This really is a good one :-) Nish


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                                    How about... Q: When does a condom feel it is useless? A: When it is in a locked room with a nymphomaniac on heat and a VB programmer.


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                                    And how about: Q. When does a condom feel it is useless? A. When it's inside a needle factory.
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                                      How about... Q: When does a condom feel it is useless? A: When it is in a locked room with a nymphomaniac on heat and a VB programmer.


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                                      David Wulff wrote: nymphomaniac on heat Why the double positive?

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                                      • A Anna Jayne Metcalfe

                                        Actually, it's pretty clear cut. Sexuality is defined in relation to gender, not physical sex. My gender identity is strongly female according to my psych profile, so for me a straight relationship would be one with a male (natal or female-to-male TS). A lesbian relationship would be one with a female (natal, or pre- or post-op TS). In effect, every relationship I've ever been in was a lesbian one. Although that may change in future (the potential is there, I can feel it) I'm not putting any money on it. It rather depends on who I meet, doesn't it? It's a bit mind-blowing I know, but something I have to face up to. I don't intend to spend the rest of my life alone. Anna :rose: www.annasplace.me.uk

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                                        Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote: Actually, it's pretty clear cut. Sexuality is defined in relation to gender, not physical sex. I wouldn't personally use the term sexuality in such a limited context. It has far more variables than purely gender, depending upon how you define "sexuality", of course. Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote: In effect, every relationship I've ever been in was a lesbian one. For you, psychologically speaking, maybe, but not necessarily from the perspective of a (past) partner? The paradoxes involved are difficult to get my head around first thing monday morning. :~ Debbie

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                                          Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote: Actually, it's pretty clear cut. Sexuality is defined in relation to gender, not physical sex. I wouldn't personally use the term sexuality in such a limited context. It has far more variables than purely gender, depending upon how you define "sexuality", of course. Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote: In effect, every relationship I've ever been in was a lesbian one. For you, psychologically speaking, maybe, but not necessarily from the perspective of a (past) partner? The paradoxes involved are difficult to get my head around first thing monday morning. :~ Debbie

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                                          Debs wrote: I wouldn't personally use the term sexuality in such a limited context. It has far more variables than purely gender, depending upon how you define "sexuality", of course. Very true. I was dumbing it down a bit to try to help the guys understand! Debs wrote: For you, psychologically speaking, maybe, but not necessarily from the perspective of a (past) partner? The paradoxes involved are difficult to get my head around first thing monday morning. I know! It took me a while to come to terms with, believe me. It's going to take a long time for the scars to totally heal though - socially I feel like an adolescent at the moment. Anna :rose: www.annasplace.me.uk

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