As an Arbiter.
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The Arbiter is what Pelagos identifies as, and as such, is now the boss of everyone in the Shadolands.
Until the next red mystery missile shuts him down.
Apparently, butter.
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Pelagos is an actual character in this game, how about you wake up?? and no small kids is playing WoW in SL with how complicated the systems are.
i know who pelagos is!
And yes kids do play the game, did i say small? does the size matter of the kid? like what?
man your brain cells are shot!
Who cares honestly, as long as he doesnât take up swimming
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i âloveâ all the âwho caresâ posts
like you say you dont care but you come into the thread and bash on people who do
grow up
move on with your life
trolling is so overrated
How was your coming out story as trans? was it easy? did people in your life accept you?
I think the pronouns are Mary/Sue
Iâm an older adult, I didnât realize I was trans until I was in my thirties due to the lexical gap and the fact that trans men have been invisible in media (I also donât follow celebrity news so I missed the Chaz bono thing entirely). When I found out it was possible to medically transition I gave it some thought.
When I was questioning, I brought it up to my father and he said, âOh honey, youâre just a feminist.â
I had a moment in front of a medicine cabinet mirror where I was slouching and my chest appeared flat and for a split second I saw myself as a guy and everything made sense. I even fell over.
I told my kid brother first and he was supportive but asked about my nether surgical intentions. Things that he wouldnât have been familiar with if he hadnât been consuming nsfw content that included trans men. I later found out he was caught by his wife having an affair with a guy so heâs bi or pan or something like that.
When I came out to my mother, she said, âSo?â
When I came out to my step father he said, âYou donât look like a lesbian.â Then went on to say he didnât believe god could make people the wrong gender. I didnât feel like arguing, though heâs an engineer so I could have slapped down a pile of medical studies in front of him and changed his mind. It wasnât worth the effort.
When my semester at uni started, I was taking a journalism class and I overheard a couple of fellows I thought better of calling me the t slur behind my back. I thought about confronting them but decided that probably wouldnât get me the desired result (Iâm like 5â2", a tiny angry person is funny). I could have tattled on them to the title IX office on campus but we had a very small class and it would have made more work for the rest of us.
I talked to the professor about it and got a go-ahead to do a story telling about my trans experience, the whole mirror thing and how it felt going through my life for 30 years with an intense feeling of wrongness. I did this because I knew the offending students had to read and comment on every article in the paper as part of the journalism class.
I got a public apology from both of the guys who slurred me. People wrote letters to the editor (which is super rare), some professing to crying. The professor submitted it to the state college media association and I won an award, second place for best column in the category our publication class.
I didnât really bring up the transness with my father again directly. I wound up moving up to the city where he lives and so myself and my roommates (whose parents are dead or far away) would go over to his house for holiday dinners and my roommate would use my chosen name and my preferred pronouns around my dad.
I did however dress masculine at my brotherâs wedding (before he cheated and got a divorce) and he tied my tie for me. So he probably had suspicions. Doubly so because I talked about it on facebook, including headbutting my transphobic uncles who were accepting of me but posting anti-trans stuff anyhow.
One day while we were over at my dadâs house I went off to use the restroom and my dad and step mom asked if I was trans and what to call me and what pronouns to use. And my roommate happily explained. Since then theyâve been trying really hard to use the proper pronouns and my chosen name.
I told my aunt on my dadâs side and she said that it made a lot of sense, that when she had seen me as a young person I always seemed uncomfortable in my own skin and looking for something.
When I was at the family reunion I had support from my younger cousins.
I told my grandmother about trans people to get her opinion and she was like, âIf becoming the other gender makes them live happier fuller lives, I support them.â I later told her I was trans and she was accepting.
Iâm very, very, very lucky.
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They retconned it because years ago they forgot their naming conventions for dragons when naming her.
Then for years they went along with the excuse that it was a perfectly normal name for female dragons and that we just didnât understand draconic naming conventions.
pelagos, more like pelapanda 
He identifies as butter.
Pelagos identifies as the Arbiter now.
Semper Fi! 
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Why use all those terms. Weirdo covers them all.
Oh hm⌠letâs check the chinese version of warcraft, Blizzard is a very progressive company that totally stands as trans allies so surely the chinese version of the game will show pelagos as ⌠a He with no mentions of past gender being differentâŚ
Huh⌠how weird!
Pretty good copypasta.
r/butter
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The first thing I thought of when I saw this whole thing play out is the end of game of thrones with the whole âwho has a better story than branâ, legit cringe writing this past few expansions but this characters storyline in particular was brutal.