- Mar 10, 2010
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I'm not sure I'll ever understand why I opened this thread.
it recently hit me, on BHW I rarely see females, or any forum i came across that related to online profit. if we c
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Regardless of whether it's right or wrong to assume someone's sex, it's human nature and everyone does it. If you picked ten member's names out of a hat and asked someone to guess their gender, it'd be illogical to say anything other than male.
A 3:1 ratio is pretty substantial in my book (If I were basing that from the people I talk to out of the forum, it's more like 50:1)
If you look at the country demographics of users, a LARGE portion of them don't speak English as their first language, and default to sir and bro as a polite/informal pronoun. The gender in the top-right is small and not everyone pays attention to it. You can't really blame them.
As to why it is that women only make up "25%" of the visitors, I think it's just down to the career choices they make. Statistically, fewer women pursue higher paying jobs. You can't argue with facts
People pick up quickly on superficial stuff, in that case your profile pic for instance. I know it doesn't generalize cause there are some guys use female pics and we still know they are males.
Also an interesting fact, is -i don't know if it applies in chats as well- that your speaking style gets influenced by who you spend most of your time with, guys/guys, girls/girls, guys/girls girls/guys. let's say you are a girl and spend most of your times with guys, that's your environment, how do you think you will talk with people? unless you been taught otherwise, you will start to talk as a one. same goes for guys in female environment (think of male who works with female models) I won't go deep, but you get the idea.
Maybe some users refer to you as bro or sir because they dont give a shit what your gender is. Isn't that the aim sir?
As this clearly comes from personal knowledge, I guess I'll defer to you on it. You really shouldn't have so many duplicate accounts, though.
"but it's known that males and females write differently" And who knows this exactly? There hasn't been any conclusive evidence demonstrating that using writing styles to profile the author has a better accuracy than just guessing. Authoritative sources (mra / red pill or men's opinion blogs don't count) please.
This is anecdotal but the fact that most people here still haven't realised I'm not a man kind of undermines how obvious gender is in writing style. And mine was very definitely not learned from reading too many male blogger's content.
Entitlement? So, basically, when I used to game online and had an obviously female username, getting comments like "bitches are ruining this game" "you only beat me because you're a cheating whore" and "tits or gtfo" before I even messaged or spoke to anyone else, were directed at me because of my entitlement?
Nah, I'm out for now. Got more important things to do than try to explain what was wrong with the comments I quoted. They're not even offensive, just stupid. And we see them all. the. time. Boring.
Bwhahaha maybe the recent event in the UK have clouded your thoughts a bit.I'm not sure I'll ever understand why I opened this thread.
Stats mean nothing, you can declare yourself to be whatever / whoever you want to be.
How many of the males are crossdressers or transgendered ?
How many of the gurutards are still sitting in their undies, living at their mums ?
How many gurutards claim to be decent , upstanding people and forget about their child porn addiction.
I laugh when I see newbie scammers/spammers join with a profile name of John Thomas but have declared themselves to be female.....
Bro is part of everyday vernacular more than madam or lady is. If things like that offend you I would like to make you aware internet isnt a place to be a snow flake.Ah, so I take it you are called "madam" and "lady" often then? Because people don't give a shit about your gender, ma'am?
Bro is part of everyday vernacular more than madam or lady is. If things like that offend you I would like to make you aware internet isnt a place to be a snow flake.