[Sazare]

Originally posted by Katie

Depends. No more than 3 on any thread. Edit the original post or use multiquote.

I see. I figured as much. Thanks.

Originally posted by ks_dollar

Okay literally everyone on here knows that saying "sis" isn't necessarily calling someone a female. In the words of Britney Spears it is generally used as a 'term of endearment' and is actually often used by males to whom they know is a male on this website. If you're genuinely upset by assuming someone called you female by saying "sis" there's something wrong with you. Why should you care or worry if someone mistakes you as a female?

ks_dollar, why am I only now realizing how eloquent of a writer you are?

But yes, heaven forbid someone mistake you for a GIRL.

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Tuxedo

"Guys" and "man" are still better than "sis".

You're not making "sis" a gender neutral term, you're calling boy a girl.

I got used to that here, although I'm always saying something.

Is it so hard to not to use it if the person doesn't want to be called that?

Come on, sis man bro WaffleCakes.

Actually it already is on ATRL. You are just incredibly behind the curve

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by Sazare

I see. I figured as much. Thanks.



ks_dollar, why am I only now realizing how eloquent of a writer you are?

But yes, heaven forbid someone mistake you for a GIRL.

Britney is my #1 source for writing persuasive arguments

[KitKat]

Originally posted by ks_dollar

Okay literally everyone on here knows that saying "sis" isn't necessarily calling someone a female. In the words of Britney Spears it is generally used as a 'term of endearment' and is actually often used by males to whom they know is a male on this website. If you're genuinely upset by assuming someone called you female by saying "sis" there's something wrong with you. Why should you care or worry if someone mistakes you as a female?

Originally posted by Vespertine

We teach girls to shrink themselves
To make themselves smaller
....
Otherwise you will threaten the man

Originally posted by Sazare

ks_dollar, why am I only now realizing how eloquent of a writer you are?

But yes, heaven forbid someone mistake you for a GIRL.

I've taught you all well. A proud moment.

[posh]

I need to make an avatar that I'm going to keep for a while.
Just made this one yesterday and I'm already tempted to change it.

Oh and power to the sistrens!

[Subomie]

Originally posted by Vespertine

According to the rules, an abrasive WP is given for being rude to other members or staff. I'd say this post is much closer to being "abrasive"

Oop, the drag.

Originally posted by posh

I need to make an avatar that I'm going to keep for a while.
Just made this one yesterday and I'm already tempted to change it.

omg, I know exactly what you mean. I have to resist changing it every day

[Vespertine]

Originally posted by Katie

I've taught you all well. A proud moment.

Mommy Monster Sister Katie, you're so inspiring

Originally posted by Sazare

ks_dollar, why am I only now realizing how eloquent of a writer you are?

I was thinking that too. I guess all his strange picture threads give the wrong impression

[kyleaustin]

Ks_dollar is a legend and a gorgeous person all around love you babe

[Tuxedo]

Originally posted by Wafflinson

Actually it already is on ATRL. You are just incredibly behind the curve

I said I'm used to it, so I'm fine, but I get why someone can be not fine with that.
And everyone knows it exists on ATRL, but please don't add useless ideology to it.

Anyway, let's not argue about little things, bro.

[Penk]

I don't mind the sis thing. I mean of all the ATRL slang you can complain about, why that one?

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by kyleaustin

Ks_dollar is a legend and a gorgeous person all around love you babe

shucks love you

[Haven]

That rimming thread disappeared so fast, I had to make sure I wasn't imagining it.

[Brando]

Originally posted by Penk

Does anyone think my sig looks tacky with all the different colors? Be honest..

Yep. Just go for plain black, same font, size & no bold for anything. Will look classy, clear to read and understand as long as you keep them separated into different lines as they are now.

Originally posted by Katie

You guys are like those jerks on Yahoo! Answers who tell people to delete System 32

Oh come on now, Katie!

edit: but lol, I just tried imgzoom=5000 with preview button

[Sprawl II]

that thread..

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by ks_dollar

Okay literally everyone on here knows that saying "sis" isn't necessarily calling someone a female. In the words of Britney Spears it is generally used as a 'term of endearment' and is actually often used by males to whom they know is a male on this website. If you're genuinely upset by assuming someone called you female by saying "sis" there's something wrong with you. Why should you care or worry if someone mistakes you as a female?

Why does it almost feel like you're insinuating gay males are the only ones that mainly use, "sis?" Females have used "sis" and "sissy," the latter normally referencing to a real life sister, for the longest. Perhaps, you mainly meant strictly this site since majority are gay males here, but that sort of bugged me when I read that. Random, I know!

[Kitt]

Originally posted by Flame

I'm a male. I don't appreciate being called "sis" because I don't look like a woman. It's degrading. Make it a warnable offense.

"Girls can wear jeans and cut their hair short, wear shirts and boots. 'Cause it's okay to be a boy. But for a boy to look like a girl is degrading. 'Cause you think that being a girl is degrading. But secretly you'd love to know what it's like... Wouldn't you? What it feels like for a girl."

[itsaphrodisi]

Originally posted by itsaphrodisi

Mod sistrens I got a warning point for saying "Bye" in a thread
Is there any chance I can get it reversed

.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Flame

I'm a male. I don't appreciate being called "sis" because I don't look like a woman. It's degrading. Make it a warnable offense.

No one is questioning your manhood by calling or addressing you as "sis." It's just as ks_dollar said, a "term of endearment" that is exchanged among people. It's no different than some people using "bruh" when addressing a person or situation. Yes, even females have been addressed as "bruh" or even "bro" sometimes.

Honestly, it's about how secure you are in your skin and how you identify yourself. If it was a slur, I could understand, but the intent and meaning behind the usage is harmless.

[Willy.]

http://atrl.net/?p=19423561

Can I get the OP? He's banned.

[highwind44029]

http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=513894

Hurry before it gets ugly, Katie!