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Tachikoma said:

As Tamron points out - you're debating with a female right now, theres loads of women on these forums.

It takes more than a few posters saying "i would/wouldnt fuck ____" to chase them away, unless of course you're under the assumption that we're all dainty flowers that buckle and fall to pieces at the mere thought of someone on the internet trying to be funny.

Yeah, I was wondering if he was implying that judging sexual attractiveness is exclusively a male trait...because, that's certainly not been my experience.



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Tachikoma said:
I am deeply sorry for stealing Tamron's avatar.

You are partially forgiven.



I wonder guys would leave these forums if I said how fuckable Aaron Paul is?

 

I doubt it, hell some would probably agree.



Tamron said:
Tachikoma said:
I am deeply sorry for stealing Tamron's avatar.

You are partially forgiven.

Why only partially?



Tachikoma said:

I wonder guys would leave these forums if I said how fuckable Aaron Paul is?

 

I doubt it, hell some would probably agree.

I would probably just choose not to involve myself in the discussion as I have nothing to add lol :)



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Tachikoma said:
Tamron said:
Tachikoma said:
I am deeply sorry for stealing Tamron's avatar.

You are partially forgiven.

Why only partially?

Because.... i had to fake you saying sorry T_T



mornelithe said:

I would probably just choose not to involve myself in the discussion as I have nothing to add lol :)

Nothing to add on to "hes fuckable", so you agree, clearly a man of taste.



Tamron said:

And yet, women still come here, you're reading the response from one right now.

Just because some women are thick-skinned enough to put up with it is no excuse for driving away those who aren't.

I used to think feminism was largely a solved problem. The major battles were won and we just needed to wait for the dinosaurs to die out. Pay equality has a way to go, but it's getting better, so why worry?

But not all numbers are moving in the right direction. Female Computer Science grads peaked at 35% way back in 1984 and have fallen down to 12% in recent years. Women representation in top creative positions in the film industry are in the mid-teens and falling.

You can't convince me that women stink at math and logic or don't see a useful career in computers, or that they aren't interested in making movies. So I can only conclude that without enough feminist pressure for reform, a boy's club culture is re-asserting itself in certain industries, and it makes the environment toxic for women in ways both subtle and obvious.



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famousringo said:
Tamron said:

And yet, women still come here, you're reading the response from one right now.

Just because some women are thick-skinned enough to put up with it is no excuse for driving away those who aren't.

I used to think feminism was largely a solved problem. The major battles were won and we just needed to wait for the dinosaurs to die out. Pay equality has a way to go, but it's getting better, so why worry?

But not all numbers are moving in the right direction. Female Computer Science grads peaked at 35% way back in 1984 and have fallen down to 12% in recent years. Women representation in top creative positions in the film industry are in the mid-teens and falling.

You can't convince me that women stink at math and logic or don't see a useful career in computers, or that they aren't interested in making movies. So I can only conclude that without enough feminist pressure for reform, a boy's club culture is re-asserting itself in certain industries, and it makes the environment toxic for women in ways both subtle and obvious.

Why would I need to convince you of anything?, and what does the number of female computer science grads have to do with anything?

Last i checked people had a choice in what course they chose to take, is it really so far fetched to consider the idea that women simply find interest in other things? your entire point here seems to be based purely on the assumption that you both understand the views of a woman, and that a larger portion of women think in the same way.



outlawauron said:

This is either the best trolling I've ever seen or you're saying don't judge you for having sex with your father for employment opportunities.

I'm pretty sure Anf was just trolling there!



                
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