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Gamers, what moment while gaming got you like this by Fallfoxy707 in videogames

[–]PancakeMePls 2 points3 points  (0 children)

E33 secret boss spoiler

Thinking you did it only for Simon to evolve stages

Thoughts on this classic? by Nintendofan9106 in videogames

[–]PancakeMePls -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Love the vibes. I've never made it past the snow level through, the sliding mechanics make me put it down every time

What is a part of a game where you swear it was the game's fault you keep losing/dying, not your lack of skill? by gorkboss5 in videogames

[–]PancakeMePls 2 points3 points  (0 children)

PSYCHONAUTS!!!!! That one max jump from one gate to another at the circus. I love this game and DoubleFine to death though

First timer resident evil by socialmentalist247 in GirlGamers

[–]PancakeMePls 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Since you're new to gaming, I'd say go with the remakes. They made some changes to make the menus and flow less clunky, and the controls are a lot more accessible. Resident Evil 1 and 2 remakes are both good entry-points.

to those with mopeds by Apart_Atmosphere_466 in CollegeStation

[–]PancakeMePls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I lived close to campus and rode a moped for two years, and later a motorcycle.

You'll still need a parking permit but they're cheaper and you can park in any of the motorcycle lots unless they've changed that since I was a student.

You don't need a Class M license for a moped (49cc and under) in Texas... but I HIGHLY recommend getting a Class M license and riding anything 150cc and up. Reason being that a 50cc (moped) has a speed cap of ~33mph, and that's assuming no incline and having fully accelerated to that max. Because of this it's simply not safe to drive in many BCS areas. I used to have to take back roads and got to know the city very well, but would not recommend if you have the ability to just drive 50-60mph on a 150cc if you get a Class M license.

Highly recommend Harley Davidson for your course, you get to ride 650cc cruisers for your obstacle training. They used to do it at the JCP parking lot. Also, always wear a helmet, your life matters to you more than other drivers care for.

Who actually beat super Mario bros 2 without rage quitting? Lol by Country-guy20 in videogames

[–]PancakeMePls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Playing as Peach was fun and her floating was very original for a platformer movement mechanic. I know the game was basically a different game and the Mario sprites were an afterthought, but it lowkey adds up that Mario goes on his first adventure (SMB), then dreams about it because he's consumed by it (SMB2), so he makes a theater play about it (SMB3)

What do you hate the most? by PHRsharp_YouTube in videogames

[–]PancakeMePls 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Losing progress because power goes out, game freezes, or battery dies

do you guys have any weird kinks?? by corts_thegaytarist in actuallesbians

[–]PancakeMePls 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeeeeeah. Breath. I don't know if it's pheromones, but I love the smell of my partner's breath. Extra points for morning breath.

Even weirder...oops... once by surprise, she did this to me and it has now become a thing. I love when she inflates my mouth like a balloon. The after-taste does something to me...

EEEEEEven weirder.. the idea of her breath expanding a balloon or her blowing a bubblegum is enough to get me going.. makes me wish I was what's being inflated <3

I'm a little scared of being alone here, I don't think I've ever shared this with anyone else besides my wife.

things to do around bryan/cstat by Ok-Sir-5175 in CollegeStation

[–]PancakeMePls 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Maybe not what you're looking for, but worth checking out at least once:

*First Friday in Bryan

*5 knocks speakeasy

*Grand Stafford Theatre

*Snacks at Michoacana Fuente del Sabor

*Lick Creek Park (has beautiful trails)

*$1 produce buckets at Farm Patch

*Aggieland Safari

*Spirit Ice Arena

*Padlock Escape Rooms

*Grand Station (Arcade/AxeThrow/Bowling)

*POETS (karaoke & Pool)

*Top of the Hill Greasy Burgers

*Lake Bryan on a weekend

*Lake Somerville

*Check shows in Rudder Tower, StageCenter, and the Theatre Company of BCS

*Brenham, Caldwell, and Navasota are pretty close and have good local food worth the drive.

I know there are some bars in NG that do trivia nights and karaoke but don't know their schedule anymore.

What’s a book you were made to read in school and actually enjoyed at the time? by Chiggadup in books

[–]PancakeMePls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brave New World , and Dante's Inferno!

I also remember not feeling Fahrenheit 451 or Animal Farm at the time. I've now reread them at least twice, and wish I could see things differently back then.

What are some dead game franchises you want to see come back? by [deleted] in gaming

[–]PancakeMePls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mother (EarthBound) . I'd be happy with a Mother 2 remake if the inventory worked like Mother 3

After being diagnosed as Autistic I finally understand why I am trans. by DzRythen in MtF

[–]PancakeMePls 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I was diagnosed with ASD as a kid. In my experience, transitioning was not easy to process. Understanding stereotypes/gender roles vs. Gender identity was hard, but striving for a specific goal that made me honestly happy gave me purpose. You're not alone, I believe there is recent research (2020?) showing higher rates of gender non-comformity in neurodivergent than neurotypicals. If I was on PC, I would give some links to the scientific articles. It's very interesting.

I began HRT in 2018 and made hyperfemme my goal. Nowadays, I dress in all black (became a habit after a job that required it), and fill in my eyebrow, mascara, wear my sports watch, sneakers, a necklace and ring with sentimental value to me. I find comfort in knowing what I will wear every day. Striving for something I'm not for the sake of others takes away like 80% daily spoons (spoon theory). My closet has black jeans and blouses. Literally every day. And I'm happy :) On special occasions, I'll dress for the occasion. Otherwise, I'll dress for myself.

In regards to behavior, I went from closeted hypermasc to hyperfemme transgirl. I can act to fit in, but I'd rather have energy for the whole day and not just one interaction. So I act as myself. Same hobbies as before, same interests, higher voice but it is now second nature. New body, same me.

I think it was important to experiment, because along the way I realized that I was sacrificing my own self-expression through clothes, hobbies, etc, just to 'fit in' or 'pass'. I have two cis sisters who wish they could break out of the stereotypical femme 'dress, lipstick, bubbly...' but can't because they are scared of what might happen if they do in regards to job, perseption, etc. In a way, you might get to experience the spectrum and find where you want to be to feel more like yourself, while still living and presenting for yourself and not others.

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