Guy or girl?

[ca_soap]

Guy here

 

[Arthur Dent]

Looks like we males are in the minority here. No worries.

 

[newbie]

Girl, but there are more guys than this. Dennis is back, TheBoxGuy, there's the guy who's picture I can see but whose name I can't. He always starts his posts with "Hello!" and is very upbeat and friendly (not that Dennis isn't), and a number of others. I don't think everyone comes to general chat as often as they are on the other parts of the forum. You'll find all the guys eventually.

 

[maya]

XX here!

 

[DeeAnna]

TheBoxGuy's full moniker is Mark the Box Guy.

Other guys: Songwind. Fat Faced Charlie. Moody Glenn.

Me: Female, but definitely a non-traditional type.

 

[Lin]

I'm female but I have been soaping with my bf. He decided its too much work and hates all the prep involved and so I'll be soaping on my own from here on out. He's considering still making lotions and stuff though, but then he hasn't actually made those yet only watched and done a little helping me. So quite a good chance once he's doing one fully on his own he'll hate it.

 

[Dennis]

STUDLY DUDE HERE!
What?
Oh. Hello dear.
Yes dear.
Sorry dear.
No, it won't happen again.
Yes, I promise.

 

[bjbarrick]

Nearly 20yo female here. But my hubby likes to help me too

 

[DJayhawk]

This seems like a good place for a semi-introduction, a guy here from Kansas City. I saw a story on the Art of Manliness where they made a manly bar of soap. So that's how I got started. My first batch of manly soap is still curing but I've since made another batch for the wife, and am now preparing for my 3rd batch. I really like the idea of getting a more natural pure product for my family to use on their bodies.

 

[tyerod]

Twig and berries here. I like the scientific side of it but got into it to find a bar that doesn't dry my skin out like store bought.

 

[green soap]

Female but not very 'girly' in the conventional way. My husband helps a lot and he is getting into soaping with me. I love it because he can answer customer questions very well if I step out of our market booth.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

I have to say, the title of this thread is similar to a game that I play on the train some times. The joys of living in Europe...............

 

[jenneelk]

^^ hahaha! You're too funny much of the time. Lol

Think my name explains my gender. Although I'm not too girly.. Tomboy, little skater style still in my increasing age, non dress wearing, little make up, but I do try to be 'pretty' with my soaps sometimes.

 

[jenneelk]

I've always thought we should have a 'here I am' thread where people show what they look like. Always wondered about several on here.. Like Obsidian.

 

[FlybyStardancer]

Adding to the estrogen levels here!

I tend to bounce back and forth... I have some more feminine-associated interests (style, cooking/baking, knitting, etc), but on the other hand... I am a proud geek that watches little-boy shows and is part of a group that spends Sunday nights rolling dice as murder-hobos (as my friends like to call Player Characters in tabletop roleplay games).

 

[paillo]

Girl, eccentric and non-traditional, and turned 60 today! No way! 60 is the new 40

Seems like we have more guys on the forum now that I can ever remember. That's awesome!

 

[boyago]

"murder-hobos ".

Your gonna have to clear that one up for me.

 

[FlybyStardancer]

Your gonna have to clear that one up for me.

Player Characters tend to wander around all over the place, never staying long in one city/town/thorpe (ostensibly on a quest), hence the 'hobo'. And at least once a game session we go into combat that usually ends in death, hence the 'murder'.

My group also loves the game Cards Against Humanity, which says a lot about us...

 

[Dennis]

Girl, eccentric and non-traditional, and turned 60 today! No way! 60 is the new 40

Seems like we have more guys on the forum now that I can ever remember. That's awesome!

Happy Birthday!

 

[DJayhawk]

Player Characters tend to wander around all over the place, never staying long in one city/town/thorpe (ostensibly on a quest), hence the 'hobo'. And at least once a game session we go into combat that usually ends in death, hence the 'murder'.

My group also loves the game Cards Against Humanity, which says a lot about us...

Cards Against Humanity is great game! Gets better with more beer too.