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aubrey is also a traditionally male name, but it's more common as a female name in the united states.
yes, my real name is faye. i don't mind being called aubrey though. i didn't pick that username because it's female (it's actually from a book) but since can be feminine, both aubrey and faye work. aubrey is probably easier since i doubt you guys are going to remember my name is faye. (although if anyone is a cowboy bebop fan i could just give myself a faye valentine avatar - that would be easy on the eyes for any hetero guy here so it's a win/win).
wuf didn't give me any hints really before the game. i kept asking him what the gameplay was and all he really ever told me was i just had to read the thread and i'd figure it out. i was confused for a while because when he would talk about ww he would say "roleplaying," and since i have a history of participating in roleplay forums (like, making characters and actually writing prose fiction and piecing together a story with other people), i was a bit confused. once the game began to unfold i got the gist of it pretty quick though. i will admit that i got a bit overwhelmed once the pace picked up, but i think that when i play again, i'll be able to catch things as they happen (like the timing of people's votes, who starts wagon, things like that that i wasn't taking note of as they occurred in this game).
i don't really know what it means to type like a female or like a male (apart from the stereotypes which don't really apply to most people). i suppose i have some "crass" language. "lurking like a motherfucker" is a phrase i quite literally pulled out of my ass on the spot.. it's kind of stupid, i didn't think anyone would focus on it, haha. in forum settings like this i type exactly as i speak, so it's extremely casual and usually grammatically incorrect and curses and full-on randomness. i think most people here do that too. i dunno. sorry that it caused you confusion, keith.
i only called out hoopy because people were calling me she, so i thought maybe it was indicative of him not reading the thread closely.
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