Please, do not reply on this thread.

...AND ANOTHER THING.
V0i0 means well, when he asks you not to reply.
He seems to me like a man who doesn't need others
opinions, he's offline at the moment and probably
at the gym, but if he was here I'm quite sure he'd
agree with me.
I for one will be looking forward to his next threads.

Sorry for posting again Mr. V0i0.

Originally posted by A boy in a dress
Who the heck do you think you are?

If you weren't so ignorant you could just check my profile.
Who the hell are you? Are you even a proper boy? Is that dress even a genuine dress?
Check your facts before you enter the ring with me, ok???

This man (I'm guessin' he's a man) has post his heart and soul on the line to show us what he thinks and everyone is hating him for it.

Source?

I'm certainly not 'ashamed' as you put it, not even when I wear my best frock.
Your walk back down memory lane remark shows that you're from
a time when the world was possibly an easier sunny place.
Not now Sir I say, this guy is here to kick ass!

Well, "the day" I am refering to surely enough took place way before you came into it.

Now, stop replying!
That is a fjorking order!

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Well!! I am shocked Mr. Raud.
Your remarks about my attire are out of line, if I
OR V0i0 decide to wear a dress, then it's our right as a ATS
citizen (damn it, I've cracked a nail now)

No, it's true... I have no 'source' as you put it. But I am
shocked at YOUR sauce in regards of my view.
You wait until V0i0 gets back from the gym... just you wait.


Sorry for posting again... and again.

Well, it is OK to reply on this thread as the original idea of the thread has already been thwarted.

I am very rarely on BTS side of these forums - even this topic was posted on ATS first, but mods decided to move it here. I don't blame them, for it is not my site.

Because I'm not often on BTS side, it might take time for me to answer any replies. BTW, I wasn't at gym, I was shopping

And to end recent presumptions, I am male, but that is of little signification.

All the best,

-v

[edit on 30-11-2009 by v01i0]

Oh and while we're on the subject, I gave you that
damned avatar for payment of that 'Vegas' thing.
You should be grateful.
Sorry V0i0 for interupting your non-replying thread,
but this 'Raud' character has got my dander up (it's
been a whlie, I must admit!)

I was here when the ATS days were sunnier, we talked
about many things... aliens (phew! I spelled it correctly)
and other supersitious mumbo-jumbo.
But we were happy and we never insulted each other.

Sorry for posting all these times V0i0, and hurry back from
the gym!

Originally posted by v01i0
Well, it is OK to reply on this thread as the original idea of the thread has already been thwarted.

I am very rarely on BTS side of these forums - even this topic was posted on ATS first, but mods decided to move it here. I don't blame them, for it is not my site.

Because I'm not often on BTS side, it might take time for me to answer any replies. BTW, I wasn't at gym, I was shopping

And to end recent presumptions, I am male, but that is of little signification.

All the best,

-v
Sorry about the 'gym' thing, I hope you got what you
wanted from the shopping trip.
Anything interesting?... a sale perhaps?
I agree with you, the Mods run this place like they own it.
Plaese don't lose faith in your original idea and wrlcome back.

No dresses bought?!! just kidding.

[edit on 30-11-2009 by v01i0]

Sorry about above... I'm a bit new to all this.
Thank you for your patience V0i0.

From your last posting, you seemed to have calmed somewhat,
I hope that doesn't mean that you've decided to fall in line?

I myself, tend to look on myself as a rebel... a resistance
fighter, who forces back the heavy onslaught of the establishment.

I don't go to rallies though, the 'For's and 'Againsts' all end up
ridiculing me for my dress-sense, but it doesn't disuade me!

So we'll go on together heh?

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Nope, merely bought some food for the family. No dresses, I'm not scottish

Anyways, thanks for you too, you seem like a compassionate soul, hence humane. And we all do have our bad days. I think that my 2nd post on this thread was one of those. It is the side of Hyde in me.

-v

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Hopefully I'll never fall in line nor fit the categories. I have absolutely no reason to be anything else that I am. Eheieh.

Yes I have calmed from the previous posts, as I saw that my frustration was only adding up the fuel into the fire. This thread has now it's own life and I have no intention to control it's direction.

-v

[edit on 30-11-2009 by v01i0]

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Well, I'm a little unhappy in the non-dresses shopping!

I am like you, we're out of line with the rest.
You know, it reminds me of this link below.
The 'WAY-IT-IS' forces by bullying, to put you in your place.
But not us V0i0?
I hope this helps.
www.youtube.com...

[edit on 30-11-2009 by A boy in a dress]

Sorry I put the wrong link in, but I sorted it.
Just like the movie, the establishment picks it's
sides and the 'different' ones, get left behind.

But it's nice to find a kindred spirit on my travels.
It's odd, I always looked on myself has the poor
soul in goal!

reply to post by A boy in a dress


There are lot of forces in our societies and even within our psyche that wants us to fall in some prefixed place. "You ought to be this or that" is little bit too familiar. But yeah, to express that with a single sentence "Be yourself". It is a cliché, but nonetheless less valuable.

People that are not forcing categories upon anyone are in my opinion far better off with life than those who think by indoctrinated terms of some categorization.

-v

Originally posted by v01i0
reply to post by A boy in a dress

 

There are lot of forces in our societies and even within our psyche that wants us to fall in some prefixed place. "You ought to be this or that" is little bit too familiar. But yeah, to express that with a single sentence "Be yourself". It is a cliché, but nonetheless less valuable.

People that are not forcing categories upon anyone are in my opinion far better off with life than those who think by indoctrinated terms of some categorization.

-v

I agree.
I find that parents can be the worst!

All my life I've had the establishment berating me.
..."You can't wear that on a construction site"...
"Strapless?, Strapless?"... or "Why can't you be in the
forces like your sister?"... all the things a growing boy
needs to hear.

I can't see the future being much brighter.

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Well certainly, they are after all those that try to brought their children up with the norms of the society. But of course, there are different types of parents - but quite often they are just thinking about themselves when raising children. They are the basic units of society, ensuring that the kids are raised by the norms of society, the Leviathan. But alas, they too are the victims of this great monster we tend to worship without critique.

Well, I am glad that you are holding up on your own opinions, don't let the world get you down. When you understand the reasons why it is doing so, it will bless you with enormous resources of energy.

-v

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Yeah, but giving me grief now I'm 48 is a little nerve-
scraping. Okay, I agree with my dad, my legs ain't what
they used to be, but still, it's my choice.

I believe you're right, when you say that the revelation
of all this will 'empower' me even more and thank you for that.

You're a sweet man.

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Well, I don't know about you, but for me such realizations can be enpowering experiences. When I figure out how the system works (no matter what system) I receive some psychological energy to continue on my path wherever it may take me.

I am sure I have never experienced such objections as you may have, for I have always been quite 'invisible' guy in a sense that I dress quite normally (well, I don't fancy with clothing, that's the main reason). For me, the main obstacles have been psychological and spiritual and I often find myself in situation, where I am the only one defending my position.

One of my greatest hopes are that human beings would become little less discriminating and more open minded. Altho I have to say that sometimes I find myself doing just the same thing, discriminating those that doesn't see things in my way. But to my defense I have to say that I don't force my opinions to anyone, but I do offer them; if they'll be rejected, it is fine.

But some people doesn't content in that but force their opinions with weapons if possible.

-v

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On the spiritual side, I must admit I have never pondered
too long. I tend to think that this side of myself will just blossom
on it's own and tell me when things are a little TOO crazy!

My mom used to go to Spiritualist meetings, my Pop used to
mock her about it, she kept on going.
She believed that the dead talked back to us and guided
on our paths.
I'll have to think more on this subject,
thanks again.

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Oh by the way, I used psychological and spiritual as synonyms for they are interchangeable in my opinion. Just a clarification - I tend to think that spiritual experiences are bound from subconsciousness.

Originally posted by A boy in a dress
reply to post by v01i0

 

On the spiritual side, I must admit I have never pondered
too long. I tend to think that this side of myself will just blossom
on it's own and tell me when things are a little TOO crazy!

Quite likely. That is a good way to approach that issue. Seeing distressing dreams is decent signal if things are going out of crasp.

It's certainly been a pleasant exchange of thoughts. Take care and remain courageous.

-v