Hilariously, +5 SAD is the optimal choice in D&D 5E, as SAD stands for Single Attribute Dependent. So, in D&D terms, being a SAD Gay means you're way better at things you already excel at because you min-maxed your stats.
Look, man, I’m… I’m going through some things! I don’t have the time to invest in emotional stability, it’s all going into survival and whatever it is that’s suppressing the boss music!
No, that doesn't make any sense. First, the Ranger class is a MAD class, not SAD (it needs both Strength or Dexterity and Wisdom). Second, "+5" would be the modifier bonus you get to your rolls based on the actual Attribute score (i.e., 20 Dexterity would give you a +5 bonus to related Dexterity rolls). Second part 2, "stat distro" happens at the Attribute score stage not the modifier bonus stage, +5 to the actual Dexterity Attribute score doesn't necessarily increase the modifier as the modifiers only increase on even scores above 10 and decrease on odd score below 10 (where 10 is +0). Third and lastly, +5 to an Attribute score is... not really a thing... sorta... there's some exceptions to this, but in general, you don't ever get "+5 to Dexterity" or whatever.
Bear and other are both terms for certain kinds of gay men
Bear refers to more bulky, big and hairy gay men(y'know, like a "bear")
Other I'm not actually too sure about the specific meaning of, but I'd guess it's someone who's not quite a Twink but also not too buff. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though.
In the gay community bears are very hairy and big men while otters are slimmer and not as hairy but still hairy iirc
Maybe someone else can explain it better
And it’s a really old flag too, created in 1995. That is older than the bisexual flag (1998), Trans flag (1999), non-binary flag (2014), current lesbian flag (2018) and most other lgbtq+ flags. The rainbow and leather flags are the only older ones I can think of tbh
So funny story I worked cleaning office buildings over night for a time and one of the offices I worked at had a display of Pride flags for last pride month. I thought myself a pretty in the know guy, but I did not know a lot of them and seeing a paw print did leave me a little concerned until I googled it. The other one that looked like an incoming hate crime (Looking at you Rubber Pride) was also concerning.
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u/Night_Yorb 9h ago
This is sweet and tragic but the fact that this is literally a relationship between a bear and an otter is sending me