I agree this is nowadays hard to find. old school forums on specific topics (tech, games, music) tend to catch this. Gaming groups (guilds, multiplayer based games, modding communities) I have had great interactions on.
Anything that is a bit more ‘specific’ or focused around a hobby tends to work good for opening discussions. Its a shame a lot is focused on reddit but not all is so don’t lose hope!
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Thanks for the reading tip! Made a note on my to read list.
And regarding the ‘girlyness’, I agree that’s undefinable, differs per person you would ask. I’d assume ‘woman-haters’ are not really aware of that. So they would be hating a made up view that is a overgeneralization based on personal experiences.
I guess this still leaves the initial question open (and undoubtly, one that cannot be anwsered properly): how does disliking woman actually work?
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Thanks! :)
Yeah I might be a bit naive sometimes. Or in my kinda feministic bubble and not really understand how hating woman works
Sort of. Not liking half of the world population is in its own a weird claim, the more you think of it. Unless ‘liking’ in this context only refers to attractiveness.
But if not (might get a bit philosophical here) I do not think its actually possible to ‘dislike all woman’ based on any criteria.
Unless someone dislikes everybody. That is fine I guess.
Edit: sorry only read your first sentence and did my reply on that. What you are referring to is then disliking girlyness. That should be possible I think. Buy yeah then someone should like a non-girly woman I assume.
Edit2: please don’t hate on me for commenting as a male on your community. Read the rules a bit late. I won’t infer with other stuff here, this image just popped on my feed.
How does ‘not liking woman’ actually work? I can’t really grasp that
I also thought the ER questlines were counter intuitive. You would easily miss next steps or have no idea where to go to (at least, I did). And as such, it felt ER was designed to be played with the wiki next to it. Previous games did not really had this issue because of the more linear approach.
I quite often feel americans show a lot of interest in new people they meet. If I tell something about myself usually they think its ‘amazing’ or ‘wonderful’, ask questions, not often steer the conversation to themselves. I think thats a quite nice cultural thing you have.