Saïx's true name revealed!

[rokudamia2]

not in japan
25 char limit

 

[*TwilightNight*]

Its still girly and in this day and age Pink is girly.

Real men wear pink .

 

[loke13]

Real men wear pink .

Then I feel sorry for them.

 

[*TwilightNight*]

Then I feel sorry for them.

Real men .

 

[rokudamia2]

so loke13 you just admited your not a man

for You see you are just a boy, I AM A MAN!!

 

[Lissar]

Cherry blossoms are only vaguely associated with death, mostly in tanka (short poetry) because they bloom and then die in only a few weeks. They are considered beautiful because they don't last long, and are mostly associated with transience and bitter sweet sadness. (I majored in Japanese Literature in college, can you tell? Hahaha.)

But it would be very odd for boys to have anything to do with flowers, it's mostly considered a girls area of expertise. Even Ikebana, while there are male practitioners, most of the ones I know are female.

And no, pink is definitely a girls color, even in Japan. I can't even count the number of times I've had boy students tell me they like all the colors in the rainbow--except pink they would say. Pink is icky. Girls, of course, are all about the pink. Go look at the Hello Kitty in Sanrio stores, seriously.

So in Japan:

Girls = pink and flowers.
Boys = ... I don't know, Kamehameha?

 

[loke13]

Real men .

Why did you just reapeat yourself.

Then I feel sorry for them. See I can do it too.

so loke13 you just admited your not a man

for You see you are just a boy, I AM A MAN!!

Ok...... more power to ya.

 

[*TwilightNight*]

Why did you just reapeat yourself.

Then I feel sorry for them. See I can do it too.

I repeated myself because I noticed exactly what rokudamia2 did on your response.

>.>

Cherry blossoms are only vaguely associated with death, mostly in tanka (short poetry) because they bloom and then die in only a few weeks. They are considered beautiful because they don't last long, and are mostly associated with transience and bitter sweet sadness. (I majored in Japanese Literature in college, can you tell? Hahaha.)

But it would be very odd for boys to have anything to do with flowers, it's mostly considered a girls area of expertise. Even Ikebana, while there are male practitioners, most of the ones I know are female.

And no, pink is definitely a girls color, even in Japan. I can't even count the number of times I've had boy students tell me they like all the colors in the rainbow--except pink they would say. Pink is icky. Girls, of course, are all about the pink. Go look at the Hello Kitty in Sanrio stores, seriously.

So in Japan:

Girls = pink and flowers.
Boys = ... I don't know, Kamehameha?

Alrighty then.

But, even so, Marluxia turned out to be more full of testosterone than half of the Organization, rivaling even Larxene.

Who's the true man in the group.

 

[rokudamia2]

I repeated myself because I noticed exactly what rokudamia2 did on your response.

>.>

I didn't post that
25char limit

 

[*TwilightNight*]

I didn't post that
25char limit

Then whoever had control of your user name at the time did.

 

[loke13]

Then whoever had control of your user name at the time did.

Yay i'm winning VICTORY IS MINE!!!!!

 

[rokudamia2]

Then whoever had control of your user name at the time did.

that was loke13.


winning what loke13?


uh lets get back on topic

 

[loke13]

that was loke12.
damn 25 char limit

*mega gasp* You found my long- lost twin brother.

 

[*TwilightNight*]

that was loke13.


winning what loke13?


uh lets get back on topic

...

so loke13 you just admited your not a man

?

Anyway, yeah, back to the topic.

 

[Azrael]

It's about time that it's Isa.

 

[rokudamia2]

huh I don't saying that.

I predicted his name was Isa.

 

[a.x.e.l]

thank. god. it's isa.

okay.

 

[Radon]

Am I the only one who would lol if Mickeys armour turns out to be used to fly?

 

[Finland]

I expected it to be Isa, sounded like the best option. Great to have confirmation about it.

 

[Coeurl]

oh great, another girly-looking name. but i guess that's ok.

how do you pronounce it?

ey-sah, ay-sah, or ee-sah?