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Hi everyone :)

I started playing AC:NL around this time last year, but due to, well, life, I stopped playing :(
Now I've decided to start over, properly, so I demolished my town and made a new one. The reason I made a new one is that I've done some actual research this time (about how to quickly gain bells in-game, how to do roads and stuff). ..that, and I accidentally sold my bug catching net. I guess that was just the final straw.

Anyway, my town is in its first day now, and I've just paid off my luxurious tent.

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I'm 28 years old, female and I live in Belgium (Europe).

I plan to implement the "Beautiful Town" ordinance, so I'm aiming for a very flowery ethereal town.

My friend code is in my profile, in case anyone wants to be friends =)
 
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Hi Zulehan :)

My villagers are: Dottie, Sterling, Daisy, Big Top and Del.
Sterling has got to be my favourite at the minute, he's a freaking KNIGHT :D
 
Hey, welcome to tbt! Yeah, I can see how getting a fresh start on your town can be nice. It's hard to get back into the swing of it without restarting once you've been gona for a long time. *cough* like when i got pokemon x *cough*
 
Ha, Pok?mon, now there's a franchise I've finally realised I've outgrown. And I don't mean by age or anything, it just doesn't interest me anymore and I really don't care about the upcoming remakes of ruby and sapphire. I still admire people who are really good at Pok?mon, though, and I do enjoy watching competitions and all that.

But starting now, my life will be a lot more relaxed, so I should have a lot more time on my hands for AC :)

Also, Tinkalila, I LOVE your signature!! "They/them pronouns only" is a brilliant and loving statement and I can only toot that horn even louder!
 
Yeah, I think the reason Pok?mon is not nearly as endearing to me as Animal Crossing is that once I beat the whole story, all there would be is trading and competition. Since I do not care for competition, that leaves trading, which does not have much re-play value, heh.

By the way, your avatar makes me wonder: what version of AC is your favorite?
 
MissLucy said:
Ha, Pok?mon, now there's a franchise I've finally realised I've outgrown. And I don't mean by age or anything, it just doesn't interest me anymore and I really don't care about the upcoming remakes of ruby and sapphire. I still admire people who are really good at Pok?mon, though, and I do enjoy watching competitions and all that.

But starting now, my life will be a lot more relaxed, so I should have a lot more time on my hands for AC :)

Also, Tinkalila, I LOVE your signature!! "They/them pronouns only" is a brilliant and loving statement and I can only toot that horn even louder!
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I can't quite relate, once I'm interested in something, you can bet it's never going away. It's kind of a problem, actually, haha. I'm glad you've found that you prefer AC, though! AC is really a wonderful series that I think anyone can enjoy.

Thank you, about my signature! I'm not really sure what you mean by my pronouns being a brilliant and loving statement, but if you're implying that those are your preferred pronouns as well / you also are not a binary gender, then it's nice to meet another non-binary individual.
 
To answer both questions in one post:

Heh, I've been letting go of a lot of obsessions lately. My Little Pony (been collecting since.. ..forever, actually.), Barbie, Pok?mon cards.. it just suddenly overnight seemed like rubbish to me. I'm not saying it *is* rubbish, it wasn't rubbish to me when I was into it, but I just want to get rid of all these things now. Oh well, out with the old, in with the new? :)

Pok?mon kind of.. ..yeah no I was never into competitions, and indeed, trading gets old real fast. My fav AC game is New Leaf. My ONLY AC game is New Leaf :p I chose this avatar because my Mayor character has that face and hair in New Leaf :)

I myself identify as female, which happens to be the same as my physical gender, but I know many people who are non-binary or trans. I just like people, and have no issues addressing someone with male genitalia as "she", or a she as "they". (these examples are arbitrary, of course). I assume people will tell me if I use the wrong pronoun, and I'll remember to use their preferred one instead in the future. No big deal, right :)
 
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MissLucy said:
To answer both questions in one post:

Heh, I've been letting go of a lot of obsessions lately. My Little Pony (been collecting since.. ..forever, actually.), Barbie, Pok?mon cards.. it just suddenly overnight seemed like rubbish to me. I'm not saying it *is* rubbish, it wasn't rubbish to me when I was into it, but I just want to get rid of all these things now. Oh well, out with the old, in with the new? :)

Pok?mon kind of.. ..yeah no I was never into competitions, and indeed, trading gets old real fast. My fav AC game is New Leaf. My ONLY AC game is New Leaf :p I chose this avatar because my Mayor character has that face and hair in New Leaf :)

I myself identify as female, which happens to be the same as my physical gender, but I know many people who are non-binary or trans. I just like people, and have no issues addressing someone with male genitalia as "she", or a she as "they". (these examples are arbitrary, of course). I assume people will tell me if I use the wrong pronoun, and I'll remember to use their preferred one instead in the future. No big deal, right :)
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I hate to be picky, but I'm specifically a little offended by the part that says "or a she as "they"". If they tell you to address them as a they, then they are not ever to be referred to or thought of as "she", even when explaining that they are trans and/or nonbinary to someone else.

Better terms to use are "afab" and "amab". (Assigned female at birth, and assigned male at birth)
 
Tinkalila said:
I hate to be picky, but I'm specifically a little offended by the part that says "or a she as "they"". If they tell you to address them as a they, then they are not ever to be referred to or thought of as "she", even when explaining that they are trans and/or nonbinary to someone else.

Better terms to use are "afab" and "amab". (Assigned female at birth, and assigned male at birth)
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Apologies, no offense was intended. It's difficult as an "outsider" to not make mistakes like that. I had never even heard of the terms afab and amab, but that definitely helps me to avoid making such mistakes. So let me rephrase that:

I have no difficulties (especially from now on) to address someone who was afab, with the pronoun "they". Is that better?
 
MissLucy said:
Apologies, no offense was intended. It's difficult as an "outsider" to not make mistakes like that. I had never even heard of the terms afab and amab, but that definitely helps me to avoid making such mistakes. So let me rephrase that:

I have no difficulties (especially from now on) to address someone who was afab, with the pronoun "they". Is that better?
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definitely! c:
 
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