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I must say, I have drawn a lot less ire in posting here, as opposed to my thread on the tekken site I frequent and it’s adj that you are right, RoninChaos. I’ll repost something from the other thread here in case anyone was wondering what I was really trying to state here.

Again, thanks for checking out this thread and engaging in the dialogue.

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Cobra and others,
It’s good to point out that in-group solidarity and self-segregation draws attention to differences between people, and in that way, it can undercut efforts toward genuine harmony and equality.

However, when a group of people is slandered, mocked, called inferior, or referred to as an abomination, those people might try to contradict oppressive messages, and defend themselves with a statement of defensive pride: "damn right that’s what I am."
The value of gay pride is in it’s social defiance, its advocacy for a wider, more complete view of the human subject and its support of nonconformity. Enjoy anything, it can reverse itself and become an o

Gay Gamers of Atlanta & Friends

Are you a player?

We are a group for Gay Males & Lesbian Women that enjoy interacting with other like minded friends for board and/or card games that has been active for over 10 years.

We grip monthly gatherings the third Saturday of each month. We earn together to socialize, make recent friends, play cards, board games, trivia etc. and a kind pot luck lunch. We verb for a monthly donation of $5 per month, but it is not mandatory, no one will ever make you experience uncomfortable or unwelcome if your not able to contribute one month, or unable to carry something for the pot luck. When times are tough, that is when you need a night out for some pleasurable with friends.

You can also face other people that enjoy the same games as you and set up smaller get togethers in homes. Although we are not meant to be a dating site, we have had people meet here that ended up in relationships.

In the future we may organize full morning outings or bus trips. <br>

Maybe a camping weekend, devoted to gaming, this summer.

If you like friendly competition, meeting

In my recent "how I spent my times with games in " post, I lamented that I played fewer games last year than I did in previous years.

Along the same lines, I didn't finish as many games in as I'm used to doing. In fact, I only finished six games last year -- which seems beautiful pitiful now that I've typed it out.

Also a bit pitiful: I failed to finish a handful of games I otherwise enjoyed playing in , with Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid and Princess Peach Showtime! being the standout examples. (I also spent a good amount of time with a few games that aren't really beatable, favor Endless Ocean Luminous and Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!)

Regardless, I had a blast with the six games I did end last year. Here are a few sentences about each one that hopefully make it transparent just how much I liked them.

Pokémon Violet

Time to complete: hours, 25 minutes

I often feel favor I'm in the Twilight Zone when it comes to the Pokémon series, especially these days. Unlike most folks on the internet, I've loved every mainline Pokémon game that has been release