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Joellie



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19th November, 2008 at 17:46:17 -

Mmm no i dont like drama really lol Do you mean like, classes in a school wise? or just general interests? I like watching shows, i dont think id enjoy to go there all the tiem

 
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19th November, 2008 at 18:30:57 -

Well people are usually forced to grow up in a stereotypical male/female way. Girls have long hair and wear pink and Boys play with cars and have short hair. Thats how people are programmed when they're growing up. Of course there is more to it than that.

Maybe boys like to play games because it's technology and girls prefer to draw pictures of ponies or something because of the same thing.

 
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19th November, 2008 at 18:35:55 -

Im not gonna respond to that lol I dont draw 'ponies' or wear all that much 'pink' and my hair is actually shorter than the majority of girls:|

I know you grow up being programed,i like games because its creative and its nice to make something that someone else will enjoy.

 
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20th November, 2008 at 00:32:22 -


Originally Posted by BeamSplashX
I'm actually a sexy transforming robot.


That is just wrong

I'm actually more of an artist than a technician. My natural talent is in language, apparently I'm good in English even though it's not my first language. So, I end up using that talent to learn programming languages, but looks like I'm finally getting the hang of math.

I see games as an art form, just like architecture. You spend a lot of effort into making something beautiful. I see a lot of technology lovers in this field, they end up making the nicest engines and stuff, use game design theory to the letter, and wonder why people prefer games like Jeff Pwns II and Knytt Stories. You just gotta love what you do.

Boys play games because their friends play games. My sister plays games, but only her friends who have brothers play games. Could be because they don't have any friends who play games. I won't make any judgement why it's so, just an observation.

 
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24th November, 2008 at 22:33:35 -


Originally Posted by BeamSplashX

I'm actually a sexy transforming robot.



hahaha, thats hilarious.

Anyway, just to clear this up, I didnt start this topic to make girls "feel a bit funny" about joining TDC or anything of the sort. Like I said before, I was only curious as to why there are only guys in TDC while clearly the male-female ratio is far more equal in places like Deviantart. I apologize if it seemed like something else.

Anyway, welcome aboard Joelle.

 
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28th November, 2008 at 04:09:37 -



(Muz)
I'll just end to say that I am sexist, simply because there are biological and cultural differences to both sexes. And that causes a difference in the way they react around each other. Nothing about women or men being inferior, just different.



Then you are by definition not sexist; sexism is the belief that one gender is inherently inferior/superior to the other, and not the observation or claim of difference in itself. This also applies to those other attitudes concerning somatic differences, the obvious example being racism, which similarly requires the belief or implication that one race is inferior/superior to another.

 
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