Gay men or women who play D&D

The Serge said:
So... any good-looking, mature gaymers out there in Central Florida?
;)

Hey !! Trying to find playmates is against the board rules ! :)

(Good luck finding the perfect game/sex/life companion all together... hetero, homo or otherwise... chicks dont dig D&D :( )
 

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Rashak Mani said:
Vc eh careca e gosta de mapas nao ?

nao, ehehehhe

eu ja entendi tudo
vc e o lebe
a gente se conheceu oficialmente no domingo passado na Templo Budista
vc chegou com o ze e a cassia e sentou na nossa mesa lembra?

tentei achar seu icq e nao consegui
vc tem?
me manda um mail e talz
 


Well, I usually don't mind a few occasional phrase in non-English language, in fact I sometimes do it, but this is beginning to be annoying. Please, if you want to write in portuguese, do it with private messages.

Obrigado!
 


I live in France, but I'm Spanish, so I can recognise it ;)

And thanks to that, I could understand rather well your messages (Portuguese isn't very hard for a Spaniard ;)), but I suspect most board members aren't so lucky :)
 
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UH-oh, combat boot, flannel shirt, baseball cap wearing guy with short blonde hair... Must be homophobic. Quick, delete the thread!

LOL

Anyway, even though I've not gay, I would like to give a little input.
My group claims to hetrosexual, but we have serious doubts about one person (mainly because we caught him with his lover once) but in a way, I'm digressing.
Despite being ex-military, a country-boy, and hetro, it's never bothered me to have homosexual people in my group. Some of my hetro players rp gay PC's. Why? Because it makes for an interesting PC.
While all of the others are hooking up with bar-maids or bards of the opposite sex, we currently have a paladin who looks for love with other men.
We've had homosexuality in the plot line (Must stop a rebellion against a fair and just king, whose enemies have whipped people into a frenzy about the "Prince Consort" to dethrone him) and in PC's lives (homosexual NPC's, PC's, ect)
Now, the only problem of late, has been the one (recently) rabidly anti-homosexual of the group. We're all hetro, and poke fun at everything (including each other), but this guy goes to far. Mainly because some of us know this guy is gay.
It's not like we cared, or like it was an issue, until he began the anti-homosexual comments, and told me that if I didn't get rid of all the homosexual references into the campaign (The wizard who had no idea that the paladin was gay, until he admitted both his sexual preference and his love for the mage with his dying breath, and now this wizard has become a lich and is desperately trying to bring back his beloved. The PC's are entreated by the soul of the deceased Paladin to stop the wizard in has madness, and force him to come face to face with his grief. The adventure we played out, in RAVENLOFT of all places!) he would quit.
Sorry, but I have to ask, what is this guys problem? We don't care about past, sexuality, or your private life, what gives this guy the percieved right to dictate terms to me?
Maybe you can explain it. In 20 years of gaming, and countless gamers (more than a few homosexual ones) I've never encountered anything like that. Even a guy who would freak if a homosexual propositioned him in real life doesn't get all bent out of shape over the adult theme of our game. Epic rp'ing involves dealing with uncomfortable issues as well as powerful foes.

So, to get back on the thread, I've noticed that homosexuality in gaming, or in a gaming group is usually dealt with in a much more mature manner.
Bob the hetrosexual players does not see Jim the recently admitted homosexual as just some gay guy on the street, but as Jim, the guy who plays thieves, and always has a plan to escape that's saved the party more than once. Martha isn't just some man-hater lesbian because she has a girlfriend, but an agressive fellow gamer who likes to play female paladins out to spread the word of her god.
For the most part, gamers recognise that sterotypes don't fit, and pigeonholing is sloppy thinking.

(And for the side note: I've done things I knew were wrong or evil, because they felt good, or I needed to. What did I do? None of your business. I know spend a lot of time doing penance by helping others. So I can name one. ME!! And what the hell does evil have to do with gay? Some of the most evil people ever were hetro!)

(Had to edit because I accidently forgot to finish a thought when I was dishing up dinner for the kids, and it looked really cruel toward people!)
 
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Sniff...I have tears in my eyes...

WizarDru said:
One of my current players is gay, and I've had others in the past. It's never been an issue either way. Sexuality doesn't have a large bearing on the game per se, outside of some fairly basic inter-pc or pc-npc relations that are kept mostly to the side. Is a gay player more likely to have a character who is gay? Yes. Does this tend to have a huge bearing on the game proper? No.

I have only lost one player to predjudices in the past twenty-two years, when he became 'born again'. In that particular instance, the player merely stopped playing and left the group. None of my players have ever felt (or at least never communicated to me) that they needed to conform to anything other than the printed rules. If there is a noticable difference between a hetero gamer and a homosexual gamer, I've never noticed it.

Thanks Wizardru! I have always appreciated the openness of your groups. I still don't remember him having a problem with me. But he definatly had issues even then. being a gay, pagan, gamer is just what comes naturaly to me. I still cannot believe that I let that @sshole Jim into the game....Lord and Lady take me now.
 

Yes I am!

Well Now that I've outed myself....
I started gaming when I was 15. I didn't even think about sex until I was 17 and then I wondered why I could only think of the football team when my girlfriend and I were together. (could be because she kicked me around more than they did LOL) I eventualy realised I'm Bi sexual when I was about 20 and hid ther fact by becoming lost in my friends lives. Eventualy I could not go with out love anymore. My friends and the gaming was great but I needed more. I came out to my 4 best friends and they all looked at me like I was the last to know.
In short Gamers are the most accepting people in the world, in my opinion. I'm in the best and most powerful relationship of my life now. I have the love of a fantastic man, The best friends any could ask for and I'm in one of the best games i can think of...Oh yeah...and I love myself as much as I love my partner. (something new for me.)
 

Re: Yes I am!

Argent said:
I came out to my 4 best friends and they all looked at me like I was the last to know.

lol, been there for a few of these, many times folks aren't as shocked as you think they will be :)
 

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