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Hopeful, longing aching for her touch Join Date: Apr 2010
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Or do you find this somehow hinders your comunicatios or self expression somehow? i hope this makes sense, i've been spending a hell of a lot of time in Second Life which is actually where i found out about the planet.. i originally got a wheelchair for my avatar because i actually felt weird walking around, i do not walk around in RL and i know in SL avatars can fly, but my need for a chair is much more about my identity as a person than my ability within the world. i am trying to spend more and more time without a chair and i will get up and dance with certain VERY cute people, ![]() I guess it's similar to the fact that in Second life i haven't been able to find a realistic looking fat guy, especially a furry one *grin* and people tell me there i don't have to be like my real me. But i feel being a skinny tall dark skinned dark haired, dark eyed athletic able boddied guy is a complete misrepresentation of myself. i also feel when trying to socialise in spaces aimed at disabled/limited/differently abled/challenged/handicapable (lol south park) people, that i am expected to wear my disability as a badge of pride and if i am not using something that shows me to be part of the comunity i'm somehow being disloyal.. Does any of that make sense? |
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