Yes. Your own words prove it. Look back at what you’ve said. Try to look at it from a different perception.

I don’t know you. I don’t know this interaction. I’m not a gamer. I’m only reading what you’ve written, and I’m taking issue and exception to it.

“… all i was allowed to say …”

I’m not a gamer, but, after reading what came before the image to explain context, and, after reading through the image…

… understanding that you may have been “limited” in what you could say (interface, or just needing to be “close-lipped,”) …

Wow, what a powerful piece, great work.

This line in particular sticks with me and will for a long time: “If I didn’t want to be consumed, I had to stick to looking unappetizing”. It encompasses everything we say when the catcalling/slut shaming/blaming/hating takes place…we are not objects of lust, we are people. No length…

An Easy Way To Become A Good Conversationalist

Conversations are done nicely when the participants are listening carefully. Listen to someone carefully without interruption him or without changing the topic make other person feel like he is talking to some responsible and caring person. A good conversationalist always pay…

This particular story has given me a lot of insight. I read it 2 times. I feel like most young adults can relate to Orentes. How we a lot of times challenge the traditional norms with more radical ones. Greek society was all about law and order. It isn’t ok to kill your mother. Orentes comes up with ways to justify it. Were at the cusp of adulthood…

I have two points:

First, society needs to be reminded that people can’t have what they want only because they want it. Guys can’t have any girls they want and vice versa. People can’t just take the stuff they want. What happened to waiting and earning the right to get what we want?