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No problem, just stating how I feel. It's like I feel that I don't feel complete without a woman to share stuff like that with. I've never been a believer in that women want "macho men" all the time. Or as Benito Mussolini put it, "women prefer brutality to sensitivity" in men. BS, Benito, just another of the list of things you were wrong about But my sensitive side kinda pulls me even more towards women because I think that stuff appeals to them and women are more understanding of that. I'm a straight male, and I do think that women are attuned to sensitivity rather than brashness.

Then that's sort like the Postal 2 zombies that were introduced in the expansion Apocalypse Weekend, and later included in A Week in Paradise and Steam Postal 2. Mad cow disease spread and caused a zombie outbreak. Some people survived as normal, some became zombies that were nearly immortal unless their head was destroyed. In general, zombies do have similar traits, but how they form and what their weaknesses are differ based on interpretation.

There's so much zombie stuff out there, but at least as far as discussing how they're portrayed in fiction and fantasy, there are familiar tropes. In particular, two PC games give some stuff about zombies. DayZ has it so zombies are vulnerable to firearms and other weapons, kinda like Resident Evil. In Postal 2 (which parodies a lot of the pre-2006 zombie stuff), mad cow disease caused a zombie outbreak and they only die if their brain is destroyed. There was also this huge special program on the History Channel a while back about zombies in popular culture and theorizing on what could happen if zombies were real. Thankfully, as far as we know, zombies aren't real, but legends about them date back quite a while, including stories of voodoo curses and similar folklore.

No, not really. I've never questioned if I'm a man/male or not, but I do have to admit to be effeminate, especially towards women. The stuff I talk about is stuff I'd like to indulge in with a woman. I have a woman's foot fetish, and I've been interested in "girly" and "feminine" things that girls do. I've been more comfortable around women, too. I'm also more emotional than many men are and that's another thing that I guess makes me more comfortable with women. Physically, well, my arms kinda lack muscle tone to them, but I'm not much different from other members of my family in that respect. Aside from my older brother, most of the males in my family are of moderate height and build. So, I've never really questioned it, though I do feel more connected to women than men.

Only thing that Val has in her favor (as far as we know) is the megasmasher. We don't know how the freeze ability would work on a Guyver as of yet. But I do have to believe that due to her armor being synthetically made and especially with her control medal issues, she can be at a big disadvantage. If Aptom can keep her fighting long enough (like Shizu nearly did), her unit will malfunction and Aptom, if he's in decent shape, can do some major damage quickly then. Also, Aptom is nearly as powerful as a Zoalord, and he still does have several Hyper Zoanoid attributes, including the Enzyme II's acid blood and spit if he wants to use it. Another issue is since Aptom is low on energy, how effectively can he fight right now?

Anyways, if one wants a bit of a visual on what Veronica looks like, imagine Ashely Benson with waist length hair and purplish/indigo eyes.

And there I am with Postal 2, which is basically bad South Park with guns LOL But the low-browness is as entertaining as the strategy in the MOH WWII shooters and the stuff in any GT game.

The OAK Racing/Onroak Automotive Ligier JS P2 LMP2 car. Choice of 4.5 liter Nissan V8 (as shown) or Honda/HPD 2.8 liter twin turbo V6, torsion bar springs (those things sticking out of the car at :17, and just like F1 cars and the most factory LMP1 cars since 2006), a closed cockpit, a digital steering wheel, all for about $450,000 USD: BTW, the steering wheel probably cost the best part of at least $30,000, if not more. Factory LMP1 and F1 steering wheels cost over $50,000

The OAK Racing/Onroak Automotive Ligier JS P2 LMP2 car. Choice of 4.5 liter Nissan V8 (as shown) or Honda/HPD 2.8 liter twin turbo V6, torsion bar springs (those things sticking out of the car at :17, and just like F1 cars and the most factory LMP1 cars since 2006), a closed cockpit, a digital steering wheel, all for about $450,000 USD: BTW, the steering wheel probably cost the best part of at least $30,000, if not more. Factory LMP1 and F1 steering wheels cost over $50,000

Fallen One: Dreams You Took. Lia before she formed Liana with her sister:

OK, here's one: Why do women where high heeled shoes if they complain about them? An excuse for women to go barefoot (a feminine trait IMO)? An excuse to get their significant other to play with their feet? The latter is sometimes used as a form of foreplay? I've also heard that they make women look taller/their legs look longer. But I still can't find a reason why women wear them and then complain about that fashion choice.

I might post 1-2 more chapters later today or tonight, including possibly one where Natsuki shows that she likes "feminine" things

I even talked about relationships with Lia in the past, and she was looking for love, not just someone to sleep with. We haven't talked much the past couple of years because of her being busy with school/college and her musical career, and though I admit that she's a very beautiful and attractive girl, some people do like her only for her body. If you look at some of her band pics and such, it's clear that Lia is rather buxom and she looks like a model. But as Lia told me a couple of times, she wants a guy to love her for who she is, not just for her body, or as Lia put it, "treat her as a sex toy". Of course, in the Guyver manga, we have Shizu, who as far as mind, body, and soul, is a dream girl, yet her love is largely unrequited aside from Agito seeing her as a friend. Personally, I'd like to be an affectionate lover with a woman. It wouldn't just be physical, namely sex. I'd like to be her companion, and be able to talk to her. The most physical things that I'm starting out with would be embracing, kissing, cuddling, tickling, though if she's a hair and nails femme, I'd love to play with her hair and do her nails, and I'd love to give her massages, especially rub her feet if she's worn heels all day. I'd like to make a woman feel special.

Supposed to be stormy in my area the next couple of days, but then it'll be cooler out here.

Hi everyone. I don't have any big plans for today. I'll be fininshing looking up some Audi stuff, and trying to do some gaming and maybe some fan fic writing. I found one of my mom's old Reader's Digest disaster books, and I've been looking for and older one we had called Great Disasters. I might be buying a copy from Amazon.com when I get some money, as well as 1001 Images of Cars to replace an old discarded library book that I've had for over 15 years. But as I said, I don't have a lot of plans today. I'll be trying to keep cool, as it's warm and humid today. It's also supposed to be a bit stormy for the next couple of days, but it'll cool down after that. I'll be back later

I don't really know, but I do know he doesn't really play a part in this story. I'm mostly writing this story for fun anyways, because I've wondered how Guyver and Twilight characters would do in fights and having characters like different vampire hybrids that have mixed attributes.

Though, to be honest, Lia has toned down the goth stuff, as evidenced by her appearance in her more recent You Tube videos and photos on Liana's facebook page. She was more a punk rocker, but she's softened up a bit, though she's still got a bit of the goth/emo/punk thing going on. People judged her because of how she looked and based on stereotypes/preconceived notions about those people, not on who she was as an individual. She was/is a lot happier and friendlier than she would be using the "judge a book based on it's cover" deal.

Then I'd have to say that Camel's explosive would be a lot more powerful. It allows him to blow apart a Enzyme II/Enzyme III apart with a .45ACP pistol bullet filled with his explosive. So I'd have to say about 2-4 times more powerful than HMX, and that his rockets can be a small version of the Russian "Father of all Bombs" air-fuel bomb. I wonder what could do that to an Enzyme II/III? Murakami's Zoanoid buster was basically a 23mm hand cannon. Camel's weapon bullets can also injure or potentially kill things like Zoalords if they hit in the right places. The effect is similar to the Casull from Hellsing. Basically it an reduce a lot of creatures to gibs pretty easily.

Here's one from me. Helps me deal with my thoughts on everything negative from internet trolls on IMDB to mass murderers:

Hi everyone. Happy Memorial Day. Remember those who served, are serving, and will serve. Keep them in your thoughts today, and every time we think about the freedoms and opportunities we have today. Went to sleep last night and got up at about 11:00 this morning. I tried to go to sleep at 11:00 last night, but I didn't actually get to sleep until around 2:00. I'm probably going to go back to asking my brothers to get me up at certain times so I can do certain things. I have plans on finishing up some gaming, Audi stuff and maybe working on fan fic tonight if I get the chance. I'll be back later

Well, I like girls kinda like that, such as Lia from Liana. In my experiences (we were only friends--she lived/lives in Holland) with her, she's been very nice and she's very family oriented. After all, her sister is in her band Liana, which is where the band's name came from. And Lia got made fun of because of how she dressed and did her make up, but I always found her to be attractive and nice once you got to know her a little bit. And Lia's extremely feminine in my opinion. It's like Shizu and Natsuki. Shizu is a girly girl who by proxy is a bit of a tomboy (being aggressive and brave as a fighter, not easily freighted, being in a position of power), while Natsuki is someone who I find to be pretty feminine but is a classed as a bit of a tomboy because of her hairstyle and her interests in sci-fi stuff. I guess what Yuki was trying to get as is do you think the way that you look and act represent who or what you think you are? A "are you comfortable in your own skin" deal.

Never saw the one were she's turning to face someone before in the manga. Pretty good art work of Shizu/Griselda.

Well, I guess that I'm more feminine around a woman and I'm not afraid of doing feminine stuff with a woman. But normally, I don't act femininely. It usually comes out when I talk to/socialize with women, or when I write stuff. BTW, most of my friends have happened to be women, because I was more comfortably socially with them then most men. I've never been one for the stereotypical jock stuff. Maybe I'm a masculine person who likes to be feminine with women and a nerd? That sorta describes me. Maybe the opposite of Shizu? Girly girl who's feminine but is in a position of power normally associated with a man?

Liana:

Well, I'd def. not a woman, in looks or personality. But what would you call it if you're a dude who doesn't necessarily like action flicks or stick and ball sports, but likes history, mechanical stuff, and feels like he's more complete with a woman to share stuff with? Also, how about one who takes more of an interest in the liberal arts and likes talking about girl stuff with girls and feels more comfortable to be himself around women?