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I just dropped a 750 word story titled 750-10 Captain Scarlet and PandoraThere’s always room for more Captain Scarlett adventures! Come on, tell us about them, please!
Not unless you want to write about a gay geek. Nothing wrong with being into that. But straight, bi, or lesbian characters are fine too. Long as they’re enjoying their geeky lives.Maybe a dumb question… does the geek character need to be gay?
Which geek character - the main character in the story or the writer?Maybe a dumb question… does the geek character need to be gay?
Which geek character - the main character in the story or the writer?
Traditionally Geek Pride indicated the author's embrace of their internal geek
Example… a story of a geek cuckold ..?I just got the impression that the story had to have a gay element because it mentions ‘pride’ !!
Geeks are just as proud as gays, just less colourful.I just got the impression that the story had to have a gay element because it mentions ‘pride’ !!
We don't have pride so much as determination.Geeks are just as proud as gays, just less colourful.
I was hoping @Lovecraft_Lore was going for a play on words - Greek Pride, which in my home town is a big thingYou can have pride without being gay. Personally I’m proud to be a cisgender heterosexual male and a lustful purveyor of erotica. Then again I do also enjoy reading lesbian and group sex erotica, and I have accepted the gay people in my family as the people they are as bad wish to be. So I am also proud to be a gay ally. And an opponent of certain people who are proud to be opposed to my opinions.
I just noticed this... I cannot believe you said that!I have no idea what you are talking about.
I looked it up. I've never seen Firefly. Sue me, old man.I just noticed this... I cannot believe you said that!
Your Geek Card has been revoked!
Enjoy. There's only 14 episodes plus the film, though note the first episodes were shown all out of order, making it very confusing for those who saw it pre-DVD.I looked it up. I've never seen Firefly. Sue me, old man.
Mythology nerds county very much, IMO.This probably edges into “nerd” territory, but something with a classics professor doing a deep dive into mythology would fit, right?
It's not a contest, it's a challenge. There's two big differences:Woke up yesterday with the perfect geek story in mind and with enough in time to write it. Love it when that happens. I'll join the contest!
Where I came from, goth/emo was the peak of geek. ESPECIALLY if you were immersed in D&D or the D&D culture.I am an unfashionable and a socially inept person, but never thought I was a geek. Not that the geek label is a bad thing, I just never really knew what a geek was. Ignorance is bliss? Anyway, would a shy goth/emo girl be a geek? I'm guessing that she would be, but I could use some guidance on what exactly a geek is. Thank you!
Geek is a matter of opinion, but also a state of mind. If you can be and will go into obsessive detail about the history of post punk and how it transitioned into goth, or minutiae of a particular band, then you’re a geek, even if you’re a geek about things people wouldn’t normally consider geeky.I am an unfashionable and a socially inept person, but never thought I was a geek. Not that the geek label is a bad thing, I just never really knew what a geek was. Ignorance is bliss? Anyway, would a shy goth/emo girl be a geek? I'm guessing that she would be, but I could use some guidance on what exactly a geek is. Thank you!