Fellow women players: how many are we?
Hi everyone. I’ve been meaning to ask this for a while, for pure curious anthropological purposes of understanding game interaction. Are there many more women gamers in here?
I want to see how the gender distribution falls in SWGOH
On my end, we’ve got in our guild 4 of us, so it’s 4/50 so far.
I want to see how the gender distribution falls in SWGOH
On my end, we’ve got in our guild 4 of us, so it’s 4/50 so far.
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While it is an interesting topic of conversation, this is completely un game related.
Moved to off topic.
Thanks for your replies!
Very enlightening!!!
That is exactly what I’ve been thinking for a long while, and why I decided to ask around. I want to know why in this place I visit often, for a game I adore, will being straightforward about my gender would affect my interactions... it’s funny too, because almost 95% of people I converse through here will almost certainly start addressing me as a guy/man and it really makes a point in generalizing how the gender distribution goes in gaming.
I can’t really say for a forum, but i know online gaming can be awful for women, especially if things get heated
So statistically speaking, with some generous rounding, one actual female
-Sun Tzu
That said, there are four of us--that I know of--in my guild; three of us brought our other halves along (or were brought along by them) and another on her own.
After the way more than a few all-female businesses turned out? I wouldn't be.
What the heck is this supposed to mean?
Omg, someone has a big problem against women. The op just wanted to know out of curiosity, and it's a fun topic.
Edit: i think my guild leader is female
If you don’t understand what that means TVF , lol, jes leave it lie
I was giving someone a chance to correct themselves. But I'll just report it instead.
And people wonder why women don't like to let on that they're women on the internet.
There's also a few women in my fleet shard chat, at minimum.
We have two , had four at one point , but a couple have wandered off.
Explain what he meant then. Provide concrete examples, and also failure rates of those businesses to all businesses, and also the context for the reason for the failures. And explain how it wasn't just a poor attempt at humor by taking a shot at women.
Either that or be quiet.
Lol, right, try reading comprehension , the player you are try9ng to be a tool towards, . . Is a female .. .nice fail by the way .
Also, re read , your claiming a female player has an issue with women, sorry, “a big problem”. . .
SMH , reading comprehension 101 folks, try it some time .
I still would love to know what she means by that though. Maybe you should let her explain herself? My questions are reasonable no matter the gender of the person who posted it.
Hm. Let's try this again:
Several women have tried to start all-female businesses, only to wind up with ruined livelihoods, hostile work environments (caused by the general cattiness and viciousness of other women rather than harassment), and ruined reputations. The story that immediately comes to mind when talking about this is the production company Samantha Brick started in the UK; the article is on the daily mail (I'm assuming linking that article is why I can't respond, rather than people reporting me).
I certainly wouldn't want to work in that kind of environment, let alone spend my leisure time like that.
Oh, no! Someone said something skeptical about their own gender on the internet! Someone call the forum police! Come on man, a little reading comprehension wouldn't hurt.
Thank you. Since I failed to read your original post thoroughly, it read like you were taking a shot at women, which you obviously weren't doing.