Look it!

[making_excuses]

And if you watch carefully, you will spot some military personnel in uniform! Which is awesome. Their banner says: For everything we have and everything are! Which is pretty neat. 

Anway it is from last years pride parade in Oslo. I'm thinking about going to the Pride Parade this summer with a friend. I really should be a bit more "out and proud" as they say. Half the time I forget that I am in the minority, it might be because I am bisexual not lesbian? I dunno... 

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[making_excuses]

I don't really. I might think to myself at times that something is idiotic, but instead of insulting it I ask so I can get a better understanding of it.

I don't often have bad experiences on F!S, I dunno why though? I love the forum, it is the only place online I feel comfortable posting...

I am converting F!S users to look at the world through Norwegian eyes one at the time! Just you wait we will take over the world *mohahah*

But yeah, I have learnt a lot of stuff about (mostly) American and British culture on f!s. It was fun when I got loads of different opinions on wearing shoes indoors though. I might still think it is "unclean" to have outdoor shoes on indoors, but at least now I understand why some people do...

[elaminator]

Hahaha, that's fair, I think.

You seem reasonable. Things tend to go better for reasonable people.

And I agree, fs! has been great. (I feel less alone since I've started posting, too.)

XD

I didn't follow the shoe secret closely, but I know that some people do wear shoes inside. My father does that (he's constantly going in and out though, so I think it might partially be to save time); as soon as I get in the house I put socks or house-shoes on. *shrugs* Different strokes and all that.

[making_excuses]

I am pretty reasonable, so are you though!

F!S is my favourite place online! (That is awesome! We might be people sitting in front of different screens in different countries, but we are still real breathing people)

I followed it, because I kinda started it (without meaning to for once)... In Norway at least no one goes inside with shoes, except in "extreme" situations, like when moving or building or possibly if you are carrying a lot of things inside...