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The sex content is still missing a few staple positions that it seems like it should have, as well as group poses and revamped facial expressions to match the various speeds of coitus, but I'm in agreement with the rest of you. I'd much rather see a faster pace couple dance akin to one you might see in a club, and some public cuddle poses such as on the ground or standing up ect. ect. I hope they take the time to pause and implement layered clothing, tattoos, more facial hair for the guys and more hairstyles and faces for them both. I'd like the individual customization to be improved upon mostly, at this time. Body piercings and sunglasses we can wear on the top of our heads, please!

I would like to see: -Clothing layers: Be able to wear a coat over that shirt or dress in order to mix/match. -Quicker paced couple dance: Dry grinding club dance, or maybe just a more flirty dance with some space between the two. -Couple's walk: One player could invite the other to hold hands/walk hip to hip and continue to walk around while the other player could sit back and talk/relax.

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Stubborn. Perky. Creative. Outgoing. Loving.

"Good for you?"

Back on the topic at hand, my pet peeves are pretty numerous. If we're talking strictly stuff that frustrates me on 3DX I'd have to say that I find it frustrating when there's often a room full of people with noone talking or seemingly willing to talk. I understand that they're probably not talking for a reason (Afk, pm, private sexting, ect. ect.) but it's a social game and more often then not it's pretty hard to be social with people on the game. On a wider scale, I hate repeating myself. I really.. really hate repeating myself. So when I'm on the phone in bad reception or here lately on 3DX when my messages aren't being sent, it's so very frustrating. Additionally, I hate it when people say they want to tell me something or hint at knowing something and then are like.. "Oh Nevermind." That drives me up a wall. No means no. This applies to repeating myself to some extent but and also on the game, but it's typically hard for me to say no in general, but when I'm forced to say no 3-4 times it's very aggravating. On the game I don't mind the cold messages or invites so much as I do getting them after I've already said no thank you! There're more, but at risk of sounding bitchy I think I'll just leave those here for now! XD

For men it doesn't get any cuter than a pair of boxer briefs with some personality. I'll attach a reference picture below. For me, I tend to value comfort and a little cover over being bare and flashy. Boyshorts, babydolls and teddies are more my speed if we're getting out of the realm of just a t-shirt and panties.

I think it all boils down to the fact that the term relationship is highly subjective to the person using it. A lot of people use it to define friendships with co-workers or acquaintances on the street, while others reserve it almost completely to their significant other. Even if it was meant to strictly describe romance, not everyone is looking for the same thing. While relationships may be sacred in the eyes of one person, it could be scoffed at by another and even if a relationship is valued, there can still be merit in seeking an "open" relationship. Most of the time that I hear the term used it's out of convenience. This is generally used by older couples, where one partner in a marriage loses the desire to engage in sexual activity, and instead of risking the marriage they allow certain trespasses to keep the home warm and loving. This is also used by political figure and wealth to maintain the illusion of a loving family and putting off the disgrace of divorce to their peers or children or whoever. Other times, you have two overly pessimistic lovers who are very aware of the high divorce statistics. They'll look at it like, "If he's going to be unfaithful atleast I know about it." I don't think these people are happy with it, but they're happier than living with the paranoia of stumbling upon an affair. Some religions and ethnic backgrounds ingrain this approach into their people from birth, so it comes natural to them to do so. This may not make it right, but they seem to think it is regardless, and as long as they're happy I see no problem with it. Finally, you have these couples who are seeking to spice their love lives up by sharing their significant other. Funnily enough, while at first it may look like they're lusting for other people besides their significant other, the attraction here is usually about observing their lover in a way they can't otherwise, and sharing a powerful sexual moment with them. This is supposed to strengthen the bonds between one another in some (perhaps twisted) way. Personally, I'm a little apathetic towards all of it. I don't judge what other people do, but I don't think I could put up with it without distancing myself from all members involved within the relationship. I think if I put a claim on a man that I do become extremely territorial and easily suspicious and jealous and I know that I'd probably be extremely nauseated by the prospect of him looking around for not just sex, but for a lover, which to me is worse.

There's not really any celebrities that I can think of that I show a similarity towards, but if I had to pick one. It'd probably be a much less stunning variant of Kristen Bell. I've really only got the smile, hair, and eyebrows but it's not enough for anyone to ever pay me that compliment, "Hey you look like Kristen Bell!" Haha, I can't imagine being confused for someone famous. That'd pretty much blow my mind. Your similarities are all really cute though, and cool thread idea Jena.

So much sexiness, let's sexily have sexy sex until we've been sexing so long we're over sexed.

Congratulations! The game really deserves this award, there's simply nothing like it out there (that I've seen.) Hopefully this will draw the attention of some more people and this whole thing can take off like a rocket! Good job guys!

I'm with Bran in that it's hard to pick just one song to describe a generalized me, as my taste in music is heavily dependent upon my mood. I think this does a decent job though, about wanting the raw bits of life instead of just hearing repeated social jargon through someone you care about's mouth. Also, Loki. If you hit the share video tab on the youtube site below the video, it'll give you a link. It may look like it doesn't have any code attached to it but it works here It'll be a youtu.be link.

This is hilarious.. We need more of these, pronto!

I think every aspect of the world needs some form of rules so I feel that 3DX is no exception to that. Even if no one crosses or oversteps these boundaries, to be completely fair, everyone should be on the same page as to where exactly the limit is. Having clear, established rules prevents the awkward outcries of bias and favoritism should one party be stricken with a punishment against another when they feel justified, and so really if anything, I feel that the rules should be placed in game somewhere where people can read it without coming to the forums. I know many members don't come here and while I realize that ignorance is no defense for law-breakers, I do believe it should be made publicly available for people on 3DX. That said.. Something Bran brought up on the original post about girls complaining and men feeling ashamed to fuss about brings a concern to my attention. There are those in every community that are quick to go to the moderators for every dispute, and though I wouldn't tolerate any harassment and I realize the need for a objective medium to help sort conflicts, I do agree with Polte in that as a society we could all use a little thicker skin. You see people make mountains out of mole hills when it's about the simplest thing in the world to block someone or turn the other direction. I'm not going to advise leaving an area, but I've always been the kind've person that I'd rather leave an area than get said person into trouble because I don't approve of what they're doing. I'm not everyone though and I'm not going to begin to say that how I handle conflict is better than another person's methods, but I do feel that there is a concern that some people may attempt a bit of reverse bullying by running to the moderators with complaints in the hope of getting another player into trouble. When someone shoots me a cold invite I hit no and go about my life. I don't feel the need to scold them unless they ask me why I didn't accept, and then I'll tell them politely in whatever medium they chose to address me in be it public or private. Do I like receiving cold invites? Of course not, but then again I prefer the cold invites to the private messages where they're clearly hinting at sex in a way that I don't like but won't go right out and ask for it. In one instance (The cold pm) I can click no and be done with it, while in the other I'm typically going to be nice until they ask, thus using quite a bit more of my attention and time. If someone moves into my space most of the time I'll move unless I'm in a coupled dance with someone, and even then most of the time I just laugh about it with my partner in private. There are a few times when people will break down and have sex right in front of a room full of people playing spin the bottle or something where I'm left wondering "why" but I guess I have trouble seeing where anyone is being grieved or harassed unless they're being publicly and verbally abused to a point where other people are hearing it and you can't block everyone from hearing the belittling you're receiving, or unless they're being followed/stalked. All in all, I just feel that strict punishments should be avoided unless people are cyber-stalking members into actuality or are spreading drama into their cliques and running a player's name into the ground, because to me, most of this stuff can be handled by the player by a simple mouse click and a "No thanks." We do need rules though, and that is evident in the fact that there are many complaints and conflicts within the member base. People are paying to be here to have fun, not to be harassed, but not everyone's ideas of harassment are the same and not everyone feels that what they're doing is really bad enough to warrant that scolding or warning. In fact, many people may feel put off by the level of sass that some players exhibit when approached by a new member. Lets look at it this way: Player A is dancing and having a good time with his/her friends. Player B is a new member who sees an interesting avatar and invites/offers to dance/friends them. Player A is aggravated because this happens a lot and knows that they have the rules to justify his/herself so they verbally and publicly lash Player B's ignorance. Who is more hurt in this situation? Did Player B, who broke the rules, really deserve the attitude because Player A had the rules to support their aggravation, or could Player A have simply told them no thanks, decline their invitation, or explain that people on the site don't take fondly to cold invites? I know being bothered by members is frustrating but sometimes the level of attitude displayed at members for doing such things is a little excessive in my eyes for the crime. That's just how I feel about it and as always, I'm sorry for rambling on.

Pink Blue Black Red and yellow are close though.

In regards apparent homosexuality/bisexuality on the chat I can't say I've actually seen an open male on male couple. I've seen two kiss out of a dare, but I haven't seen the "real deal." I do concur that in today's society that women are encouraged more to be "open minded," while men are often shunned. Honestly though, I'm with Bran in that I'm not interested at all sexually in seeing two males have sex. I'm not going to judge them or be disgusted by the sight of it, but I will opt to turn my attention elsewhere if it pops up so to speak. Additionally, like Bran, I don't feel the same about two females. While I won't openly look for women, as men are my personal preference, I'm not completely against the idea of intimacy with women, nor do I feel the same level of apprehension when the act is being done around me. That said, when I do have such an encounter with a woman it's more about playing around and sharing something private with one another than it is about arousal and release, and it still isn't something I'd admit to outside of the people I commit it with. I do think all of that boils down to social cues ingrained into our bodies. It's what we're raised around, and most of America at least, is more open to lesbians (or at least non masculine-dressing bisexual women) than it is homosexual males. When I'm out with friends I'll climb all over them and kiss and shove and make sexual jokes towards or gestures, and you see some guys doing stuff like that too, but I think they do it because it's weird or funny, where as my friends and I typically do it because it doesn't bother us and because we've all been changing in front of one another for as long as I can remember. In the end I think it's just a matter of what's considered okay or common-place in society.