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2/9/2016 8:38:05 AM
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Why is it that every time I read a post written by a girl, they point out that they're a girl?
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Why is it that you care?
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Oh, I don't know, sweetheart, maybe because I was pointing out that, as a female, I have more pride than a male. But, then again, you look for females' posts just to find something wrong with their text. Just go back and play doubles with your boyfriend, no need to comment on every other woman's post like you're some alpha female.
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You know you've pissed another girl off when she starts calling you "sweetheart" 😂 And how do you know you have more pride than men? Stop pretending that women are better than men! WE ARE ALL THE SAME!! Good grief.
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Who ever said women are better than men? Growing up around all males, I have a pretty good idea of what male pride is, and I'm also pretty sure I have more than the average guy. I'm very prideful. Extremely prideful. And also, I call every girl "sweetheart", you're not a special snowflake, hun.
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[quote]WE ARE ALL THE SAME![/quote] So...is that why you have a superiority complex problem?
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[quote]Why is it that every time I read a post written by a girl, they point out that they're a girl?[/quote] Many would just assume they are a guy and because of context. The gaming community in general (not Destiny specifically but just gaming) is split 50/50 and yet the male portion still refuses to acknowledge women are gamers. Refuse to acknowledge women can be just as good and better.
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Well you wouldn't know if they were a girl unless they said it.
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You missed his point entirely?
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No no, I get it. But it was rude so I was being a smartass.
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Ah. Forgiveness then
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No worries, no worries
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maybe because over 90% of the players are male and girls don't like to be called "Bro or dude"?????
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You missed his point, too.
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Nope I see trough the BS of being to proud to be carried.
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Nope. That's not it
