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O.o

...a thing I've wound up doing every once in a while is talking to people who are close to the edge, in a manner...

Anyway, yeah...

And I've had rumors about my sexuality, where I live, what I do, etc. Apparently "they have their nose in a book" wasn't satisfactory.

Yeah, I got that too when I was in public school. x'D And when I was in college some random guy that want to the same school as me called me a dike just because my hair was cut short. Well sorry if a straight girl doesn't like having to deal with long hair because it gets to be a tangled mess all the time. >.< People like that really irk me. >_>

Your answer, ml, should have been, "if it was between you and being a dike, well, hello girlfriend."

Admittedly, I am in Category 99 (An old ACT term for predicting jobs equating to "We don't know!") when it comes to sexuality and gender identity, but simply because you aren't flaunting it about the school (whether you are biologically male or female), people come up with incredible shit to label you with.

@Yeladim
I'll try that next time. XD

@Law
Yeah, I kind of noticed. x'D

My jellies~ Oh... I hope they don't ruin books. o 3o;

That would be bad if they did. x'D

That it would. But, my books are glitter, gel, and water-proof.

Gel as in hair gel? o.O

As in gel-goo from: hair gel, jam, goo, yogurt, etc.

Ah, okay. XD The rest makes a bit more sense. X3

Huh. Magic books. But that means they I can't bedazzle them either. ' n'

You can bedazzle the bookshelves...

But be wary of the Misc. Shelf - it tends to be grumpy and hungry

*doodles swirlies on the shelves* Wait what? Sentient book shelves? o Ao

But of course! How did you think the books keep organized?

lol, that's smart. XD