What do these people want?

Yea, according to Hawkeye.

I might be wrong but I get the impression that a fair percentage of the lost souls and the whackos too seem to come from the more sexual repressed parts of the planet. That explains a lot on their behalf.

As for the puzzled and the confused from our part of the world, I'd say a lot of them are kids, mid teens and that age group will always be messed up.

Then like you said there's the few that need advice and maybe just want to talk, a few.

Forced Feminisation, I didn't say that. Change is inevitable and yes men are going to find that hard to deal with but remember what's happening is we're righting a wrong that's been done to women for centuries.

Feel free. Hell, just yell #6! and move on.

I have no objection to your general assessment, although the culture, the country and the times matter a great deal. I was just pointing out the self-selected sample we get here. I don't know what you mean by forced feminisation, but i wasn't referring to that anyway.

Oh jeez.

Then we'll get "What are you people talking about? I didn't come here have everyone talking to each other and making stuff up. None of you are making any sense and some of you are mean. Good bye and I hope you have a good life."

before the internet one would take their problems to the bartender

i miss those days

A sight for sore eyes it's a long time no see
Working hard hardly working hey man you know me
Water under the bridge did you see my new car
Well it's bought and it's paid for parked outside of the bar

And hey barkeep what's keeping you keep pouring drinks
For all these palookas hey you know what I thinks
That we toast to the old days and DiMaggio too
And old Drysdale and Mantle Whitey Ford and to you

Oh you know the old gang ain't around everyone has left town
Except for Thumm and Giardina said they just might be down
Oh half drunk all the time and I'm all drunk the rest
Yeah Monk's still the champion oh but I am the best

And hey barkeep what's keeping you keep pouring drinks
For all these palookas hey you know what I thinks
That we toast to the old days and DiMaggio too
And old Drysdale and Mantle Whitey Ford and to you

Guess you heard about Nash he was killed in a crash
Oh that must have been two or three years ago now
Yeah he spun out and he rolled he hit a telephone pole
And he died with the radio on

No she's married with a kid finally split up with Sid
He's up north for a nickel's worth for armed robbery
And I'll play you some pinball no you ain't got a chance
Then go on over and ask her to dance

And hey barkeep what's keeping you keep pouring drinks
For all these palookas hey you know what I thinks
That we toast to the old days and DiMaggio too
And Drysdale and Mantle Whitey Ford and to you

It is said; If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

I think that thay want us
to encourage them to be optimistic about their concerns
and to offer them assurances.

What they want is attention. I wonder if they're mostly English students trying out their vernacular.

Most of them, I'm afraid, want some validation for the destructive position they've put themselves in.

A rare few are actually open to advice.