forum The LGBTQ+ Community Chat :) Part 2!

Started September 25, 2020 by @Moxie group

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either Portgas D. Ace or Trafalgar Law

Ngl I'm kind of gay for Mary Read from Assassin's Creed Black Flag. (I realize she was a real person too, and the character is loosely based on her)
But come to think about it, I really don't consume a whole lot of pirate media, huh?

Jack Sparrow
I want to get drunk with him

ooh indeed! I too would get drunk with him!

Just popping in to say as a pirate, thigh-high boots and at least three guns…and a really big hat

He is a very good man to get drunk with

Hmm. My pirate aesthetic would be like, just, a doctor y'all kidnapped because you guys can't afford medical bills and I turn out to outwardly be this respectable handsome gentleman who is secretly a feral bastard who was glad to be kidnapped because society is far too stifling.

Also, I, consistent with my IRL self, predictably have ADHD.

My pirate aesthetic is the unassuming worker who seems to only be on the ship to fix things, but I will and do wear the most outlandish outfits and am a wanted arsonist and murderer in at least three different countries from before joining the crew. I'm also missing a hand, but instead of a hook I replace it with a wooden hand so I can still flip people off

Like the dude from Young Frankenstein

Ooooh Young Frankenstein you say? hyperfixation beam intensifies tell me more.

I've never actually seen it but I am obsessed with Ms. Shelley's work, Frankenstein, so I would like to know if it's any good.

Young Frankenstein is very good imo. Watched it with my SO our first Halloween together. I'd never actually read Frankenstein before at the time though so uhh

Young Frankenstein is the Mel Brooks bastardization of Frankenstein
The premise is it takes place after the book, with the doctor's child(?) and while he tries to distance himself from the events he ends up getting drawn back and makes his own monster

I really enjoyed it, but it definitely falls in the 'spoof' category of movies, like Space Balls and Robin Hood: Men in Tights

My pirate aesthetic is the billowing shirts, long jackets, guns in different holsters, thigh sheath for le knife, cutlass that I stole, and huge ass boots.

My pirate aesthetic involves long sleeved shirts with flared cuffs, tight high waisted pants, knee high boots that lace up all the way, pleated jackets with fancy buttons on the collars, and long swords on each hip

My pirate aesthetic involves long sleeved shirts with flared cuffs, tight high waisted pants, knee high boots that lace up all the way, pleated jackets with fancy buttons on the collars, and long swords on each hip

exactly what i'm thinking of

And a corset— because guys can wear them too

CORSETS ARE AMAZING BUT INCOMFORTABLE

pirate aesthetic is peak, i do technically have a steampunk pirate outfit somewhere. I have been listening to Caleb Hyles' The Wellerman collab for the past 3 hours straight and am assembling a playlist as we speak

my mom and stepdad's wedding was Steampunk, I still wear some of my mom's outfit to this day because aesthetic

OMG DID I MISS A PIRATES CONVERSATION
I WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO JOIN THE CREW

My pirate aesthetic: black pants with black combat books and a pistol holster around my thigh. Button up white shirt with red scarf and long black trenchcoat. Belt with a cutlass sheath with cutlass. Big ass hat with a bug ass feather. Red parrot on my shoulder and always chewing on a match. My hair straight down with a smokey eye, winged eyeliner and red lipstick.

My pirate aesthetic: the billowy pirate shirts, which are always unbuttoned a lot because I can, black pants, black boots that come up to my mid-calf. Hat always hat, hat all the time, it never comes off my head like ever (has maybe killed a straight man for attempting to take the hat). A big jacket with lots of hidden pockets for knives because knives are literally SO COOL. Also willing to be the one to seduce the straight men to steal their money, you’re welcome lmao.

I'll be known as Pyro MJ the Destroyer, the woman notorious for burning entire towns to t he ground because they insulted her parrot