Well lucky you, I doubt many get that -do you play any other pet adoption games?
Evilowlcastcast
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 7:27 AM
Post #42
Some, but not a lot because a lot of other ones than this restrict a lot of things, saying like you need to pay to unlock it.
Vulpinefire
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 7:30 AM
Post #43
Ooh, okay, never played a pet adoption game like that -I hate when any game does that, it's beyond annoying and a sure way to make me abandon said game in the blink of an eye.
Evilowlcastcast
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 7:33 AM
Post #44
Except the thing is, that it WORKS. I see people purchase it just to unlock it.
Vulpinefire
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 7:38 AM
Post #45
I know, yeah, the number of people I've seen spend real money to unlock things within a game is ridiculous, like the thing they unlock isn't worth that much, or in my mind, any real money at all.
I especially hate those games that say they're free to play and yet you have to pay to unlock the basic of things within the game -you are not free, you are pay to play, there is a very clear difference.
Gee426
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 7:40 AM
Post #46
toyakazaki
It sounds amazing that they are so accepting, someone I know is transgender and it is really hard on them. It's nice to know that people accept you for whatever you are. The constant events is no problem, my life is normally hectic anyway.
Evilowlcastcast
I'll send it your way then, I hope you find it useful ^-^
Vulpinefire
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 7:58 AM
Post #47
It really is, it shocked me at first, to be honest, I'd never come across a game that not only accepted the LGBT+ community but actively engaged in it, as well.
I've gotten two friends who are transgender, one having been disowned by their family due to their gender -I'm actually grey-romantic myself, which isn't a gender, obviously, but an orientation, but I can sympathise somewhat. There are a few people who don't believe in things like grey-romantic and such that I've come across, some being rather aggressive in their assertiveness of them not existing.
Gee426
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 8:15 AM
Post #48
Yeah, that can be hard, when my friend found out they were transgender the first person they told was me and another friend. They were absolutely terrified about their parents finding out. It was a horrible experience for them. When they told their parents, they didn't make a big fuss about it but didn't totally accept it. Now they have a few issues such as insomnia and depression. I wish people could be more accepting like that community. It would lead to less stress and depression but most people have bad viewpoints on the LGBT community. I don't understand why though. I'm personally bisexual but when I found out, I didn't worry that much. Other people don't bother me, I tend to keep within my own little friendship group and anyone outside of that can judge me however but their opinions don't matter.
Edited By Gee426 on 5/30/2017 at 8:17 AM.
Vulpinefire
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 9:38 AM
Post #49
I was one of the first people both my friends told, I'm very open on how I'm a part of the LGBT+ community and I'm not afraid to voice my opinions when the need arises so they knew I'd accept them -one even had me with them -not the one who was disowned, though I do wish I had been there- when they told their parents, there were a lot of questions that I ended up having to field for him as he'd gotten overwhelmed with all the support he'd gotten from them, he's had some trouble with other family members but that came from a lack of understanding than hatred or the like.
My friend who was disowned has surprisingly been doing well despite everything that happened between her and her family, she says she's a lot happier now than she was when she hid it from her family, even if she no longer has them in her life -they were controlling before she'd told them anyway, so she has more freedom and choices now than she ever did.
Same here, you don't get a community that's so accepting like that, it's truly unique. You get all sorts of people over there, and everyone's so accepting, not of just the LGBT+ community but of everyone.
I can generally take the heat of someone's bigoted thoughts when it's directed towards me personally and only me, but when they bring other people into, or an entire community I tend to get more opinionated and soon find myself in a normally heated debate that has escalated to me being either threatened of being attacked or of actually being attacked on a fair few occasions.
Nafariaandulin
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Posted: 5/30/2017 at 1:46 PM
Post #50
I'm also a big part of the LBGT+ community. I'm gay and used to be transgender (until I saw to those needs) and personally, I don't see why people have problems. It's part of the modern world now, they should just accept it. Disowning doesn't help the situation whatsoever.
I had to dance around in circles and sing 'I'm gay and you can't stop me,' until my mom accepted that, and I was eighteen at the time.
Edited By Nafariaandulin on 5/30/2017 at 1:48 PM.
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