Jeff Kaplan responds to Tracer controversy and reveals truth behind competitive matchmaking. by dinoflask in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Nah, there's ways around it. Lots of femmes keep long nails. Just means less finger penetration, more mouth and toys.

There's also a trick where you put cotton balls in the fingers of rubber gloves, but having been on the receiving end of that one a couple times I'll tell you it's better to just get a dildo instead at that point.

How to start the round with Symmetra by VeLDa9 in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The joke is that his allies never stand behind him and shoot enemies through his shield, therefor he must conclude that they can't.

When you meet Hanzo IRL: by Mawngo in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should play again. For the first several games after placements you get a huge boost to SR gains. If you end the season with a high of 1200 you're gonna get placed pretty low next season too.

New comic: Tracer Reflections by HammerKick in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My point is that, welcomed or not, the Omnics are certainly there

New comic: Tracer Reflections by HammerKick in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 28 points29 points  (0 children)

No lie, it's a hot as fuck look. I want it to exist just so the people who make porn with the character models can use it.

New comic: Tracer Reflections by HammerKick in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 21 points22 points  (0 children)

People don't make hateful graffiti about things that don't exist there. You don't spray hateful slogans about the King of Canada, for instance. No one in Massachusetts is writing "Elephants go home" on the walls.

If Omnics weren't there and campaigning for equal rights, that graffiti wouldn't be there.

22 gay male and having some problems in enjoying sex by aHomoGuy in lgbtsex

[–]BostonTentacleParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, according to /r/nofap porn is the root of all evil...

Sure, and according to /r/TheRedPill feminism is the root of all evil. And according to /r/Paleo grains are the root of all evil. /r/NoFap is a community of men that have convinced themselves that masturbation is the source of their problems. And like, if you feel like masturbation is seriously impacting your life then go ahead and cut back, as with anything else. But that place is full of ideological pseudoscience and anxious masculinity; I wouldn't take it all to heart. And your problems don't sound to me like a masturbation issue.

I'm gonna go out on a limb a little here, but I'm getting the sense that a bigger issue here is that you don't feel much connection or trust with anyone you're fucking and it's leaving you really anxious in bed. And that's not a problem with you, but likely a problem with how you're going about meeting guys and the speed at which you're moving with them.

But that might be a little projection. As a bisexual trans woman, I've definitely always warmed up slowly to men; even pre-transition when I was in more of a femboy gender space, it was hard to open up and trust male partners and it definitely made the sex a bit strained and awkward. It took me a while to learn that I just had to take longer to build trust with them, and that while I'm generally geared toward promiscuity I just need to take it slower with guys. Even if they were cute and I was very attracted to them.

I have tried twice, and it was painful. But I am willing to try it again, I just haven't found someone who I really trust for this.

Yikes. So the thing with bottoming when you don't do it all the time is that you need someone who is patient and knows what they're doing. An inexperienced or inconsiderate lover will hurt you at least a little bit. But it doesn't ever need to be painful.

The other thing you need is really good lube and plenty of foreplay. I get a lot of mileage out of Pjur's Analyze Me lube. It's silicone based, so it lasts a long time. Consider using disposable nitrile exam gloves when using it, as otherwise lube gets on his hand and then next thing you know it's on your sheets and in your hair... Of course an ex partner of mine really loved oil-based lubes like Elbow Grease. It was ultimately a texture thing for her. I'd encourage you to experiment on your own.

Bottoming will definitely make you a better and more considerate top, though, so I'd always recommend it.

I'm a girl - do I wear a skirt suit to my first career fair? by Itiffanysphone in cscareerquestions

[–]BostonTentacleParty 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Realistically, I think you should wear whatever you're most comfortable in and feel the most put together in. I'm also a girl, and found in my first attempts at interviews that "business casual" was recommended. I'm a fucking punk, I had no idea what business casual was. I rushed to get some stupid shoes, gray slacks and a white blouse and a gray sweater. I felt super uncomfortable, almost certainly looked it, and wasn't taken even remotely seriously. The interviewer never even asked any technical questions.

On my next interview with a different company, I wore what I felt comfortable and put together in. In my case, it was dirty Chucks, black skinny jeans, a black tank top, and an only partially buttoned purple and blue plaid button down with a skull bracelet and some pendants. Feeling in my element, I crushed that interview.

Ever since then I've just stopped worrying about expected dress; no tech company I've wanted to work for gives much of a shit, it's all about feeling like you're presenting your best self. If that's a skirt suit, rock that fucking skirt suit. But don't feel like anything less format will be a mark against you.

I met my hero on Overwatch today! by Evil-Pirate in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sleep > Hello/ Teabag Emote > Shot > Grenade > Melee

I met my hero on Overwatch today! by Evil-Pirate in Overwatch

[–]BostonTentacleParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My own teammates usually do that. I just look at them, look at my busted snowman, look back them, give a "Thanks", and build again. Rinse, repeat.