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Guys what do you think/feel about girls that are into Gaming, Comic Books, Super Heroes, Cosplay, and other things that are normally considered "a guy thing"? In other words, Gamer Gurls?

I love playing computer games, Xbox, PS, etc.

When I was 14 yo, I got hooked playing Dungeons and Dragons the old style (pencil, paper, and dice). I love playing these kinds of games now! I used to think it was dumb and big waste of time until I actually sat down and played one time. I have been hooked ever since!

I currently am playing in 2 Pathfinder (fantasy like DnD, but the latest and greatest D20 rule set) games, 1 Champions game (super heroes), and 1 Traveller T20 game (science fiction 3,000 years from now where Earth is NOT the center of the Universe). I PLAY EVERY Friday NIGHT! We are on a rotation thingie every 6 weeks so everyone gets to play and doesn't always have to be the Game Master/Referee/Story Teller.

I love watching the Flash, Supergirl, Marvel's Agents of Shield, the Marvel Avenger cartoons, Spiderman cartoons, the Walking Dead, and Dr Who. I used to buy comic books all the time, but don't have the $$ anymore. I Love Captain America since he is the most cool superhero who DOES NOT have any super powers.

If I could get tickets and had the money, I would go to Comic Con in San Diego.

My boyfriend "accepts" that I like these things, but he thinks it is very weird and kinda messed up that I like this stuff. And yes.. I was a tomboy growing up!

WHAT IS YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS?
Would you date a girl that is into this stuff?
Do you think it is wrong for girls to be Gamer Gurls?
Are Gamer Gurls sexy?
Do you like to play these kind of games? What is your favorite and WHY?

Our freedom and free time is exchanged with multiple practical assessments, each requiring good memorization and preparation. All times that can be spent playing games is exchanged for exams, books and tests that the teacher chooses a time for you to sit. Plus you had to wear the ugly uniforms and the sunglasses, as well as waking up 2-3 hours before school session starts to be prepared.

I hate school, but without education, I'd be down at the dumps and I'd die of a long and painful starvation. What about you guys?

I'm very laid back when it comes to relationships with guys. I personally value space and freedom a ton, so I feel like I'm respecting a guy when I give him space. I've always assumed guys hated clingy girls, and strived to be not clingy at all. I'm worried that I've overcompensated, and this has made me come off too cold and detached though. Obviously, there is such a thing as "too clingy". We've all met her. But maybe there is a line. Most girls come into a guys life trying to get closer while guys get to play it cool. When these roles are filled, getting in a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship is easier. *(I like this guy a lot, and I started comparing us to his last relationship, dangerous I know. His last girlfriend was a regular clingy girl. I think there relationship moved a lot faster than his and I's relationship is moving. We are already physically involved and everything's amazing. I know he agrees. I want things to progress. But I give him SO much space. And if he's not tied down he usually sleeps around. I understand this, but I want him to exclusively be with me to be honest. I've given him virtually no hints at that though other than asking him to chill. And telling him he's the shit haha. But some may not consider that a hint at all. Should I be more assertive? We don't communicate about most things directly (sounds stupid but I think we both like it this way). We just attempt to read each other and play it cool and it ends up being sexy haha. But should I cut the games and say something? Or just keep playing it slow? He's led pretty much every aspect of our relationship so far. He kissed me, usually initiates hanging out, etc. Am I being too hands off? Sorry for the length. I just can't get this boy out of my head. I'm sure if I pushed in he'd date me. But maybe we'd both prefer casual sex anyway. Dude, all of these emotions, on top of my indecisiveness. Bleh.)*