It's such a good remaster, too. I can't wait to get back home to play some more.

When you can't see, every scare is a white woman jump scare.

Definitely. Some people take solace in the communities that spring up from shared activities. Always have, this seems to be no different. But for the person at the fore who might not know anything about the person?

Basically, what about you? It's a very vulnerable position.

It's tough, I don't stream but I'm not sure how I'd handle it. It's a delicate line to tread, certainly.

I've always wondered this too, some people just need to let it out but how is a stream the place to do it?

I'm extremely biased but I trust Zach Cregger's version.

If they don't have the best daiquiri on Earth then they need Jesus

Is it because in spite of our good intentions we'll never fully understand what non-cis (and I also assume non-het) people have struggled with?

I promise I'm not trying to argue, just to find a better understanding.

Context?

This can either be romantic, threatening or medical.

As a relative outsider, a lot of this conversation confuses me specifically because I agree that sex and gender aren't the same thing but so many people don't. It really seems to muddy it, at least to me.