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2/2/2017 8:20:36 PM
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How to know when someone's not an attention seeking "gamer girl" here.
* They don't have a word or username that makes you know they're a girl
Example of words:
* "Girl, Lady, Princess, Babe, Chick", etc. Ya know what I'm getting to.
* When they don't use the fact that they are female to make people follow them on youtube/instagram etc.
* When they don't make posts here talking about how they're a "gamer girl AMA"
* When they don't act like better than any other guy on here.
* When they don't make introduction posts saying who they are. Example: "Hi I'm (Stephanie) I'm new here".
Is it just me or are attention seeking girls annoying as hell? It's like they use the fact they play video games as if they're special or something.
If you're not that type of girl props to ya.
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6 RepliesEdited by KrayZSamurai: 2/3/2017 12:59:47 PMOne: When I had first joined this site I remember having Girl in my username (and it's in my gamer tag but I'm getting around to changing that after I get a card today at lunch). However, I was much younger and I wasn't prepared for the toxicity of the Companion App community. I never knew that putting "gamer" and "girl" in the same sentence could relate to attention whoring. It used to be my channel name as well so people had an easier time finding my gamer tag if they wanted to send a message on the Xbox. But then I changed it after getting severe backlash both on here and on my channel. You see, not ALL female gamers who have "girl" in their gamer tags or PSN (or whatever it is) or usernames aren't all trying to grab for attention. Two: I would also like to bring to attention that If a guy put "gamer" and "guy" (or boy) in the same sentence, nobody would give a flying shit. Double standards suck like a sponge.
