Does Online Gender affect how you act?
Does a persons Gender Online affect your personality?
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Just recently on another forum site I was on. I was seeing a bunch of people troll someone with spam and such. Then 3 pages the OP says their a girl and everybody starts acting sympathetic towards "it". As for FAKKU I rarely like to post I usually just browse around. But I have also noticed guys never get along with other guys, but they are most of the times nice to girls. As for most girls, they usually don't get along with other girls because of being an "Attention Whore." For myself I never cared about a persons gender online which is why i just call everybody a guy.
What are your opinions towards the opposite gender in an online community?
What are your opinions towards the opposite gender in an online community?
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Lughost
the Lugoat
A lot of guys like to rush to the aid of a person that they think is a girl online. It happens. I try not to let supposed gender affect my online interactions too much.
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artcellrox
The Grey Knight :y
No, not to me. What DOES matter is if you're stupid or not, at least around here.
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artcellrox wrote...
No, not to me. What DOES matter is if you're stupid or not, at least around here.Not to instigate here but..... from a recent locked thread It does seem like you act differently towards female users. (and from other post in different threads I'm extremely to lazy to grab.)
OT: I'm pretty much the same, I never act differently around guys merely because I think gender really doesn't matter on anything online. It's not like a persons gender will make much of a difference here.
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artcellrox
The Grey Knight :y
Shinzumakami wrote...
artcellrox wrote...
No, not to me. What DOES matter is if you're stupid or not, at least around here.Not to instigate here but..... from a recent locked thread It does seem like you act differently towards female users. (and from other post in different threads I'm extremely to lazy to grab.)
And then I direct your attention to meow :3. Any retort to that?
Oh, and that recent user InLoveWithLust. You don't see me act any more chauvinistic.
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Well unless it's like Facebook and I actually really know that the person is a girl then of course I would act different towards them, but in the case of anonymous sites like Fakku where you don't actually know if the person is a girl or guy I wouldn't treat them differently.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
Not really. If I get on with the person like a house on fire I'd make more of an effort. Bonus points if they're female.
But there is an exception. When I talk to a girl I'm majorly sexually attracted to and I know them quite well, I'll become a sexpest. Well, most conversations will be full of innuendos and hints, at any rate.
But there is an exception. When I talk to a girl I'm majorly sexually attracted to and I know them quite well, I'll become a sexpest. Well, most conversations will be full of innuendos and hints, at any rate.
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Unless there is a plan for my genitals and the other person's genitals to interact, gender (and sexual orientation, for that matter) are almost entirely irrelevant.
The exception to this irrelevance is when a location does not have unisex bathrooms, and the male/female bathrooms are in different locations.
The exception to this irrelevance is when a location does not have unisex bathrooms, and the male/female bathrooms are in different locations.
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Deftera Mirage wrote...
Silly newfag, everyone knows that there aren't any girls in the internet.Girls are pretty increasingly integrated in all the previously male-dominated nerdy subjects that we are familiar with. I'm pretty sure a study from some years ago also actually indicated that there are more girls playing video games than guys (what type of video games is a slightly different story, but point remains).
And back on topic, I don't really care about a person's supposed gender or sexual orientation. In the exception of minor cases where I actually know a person in real life who happens to be my type. But regardless, I can be a very gutter-minded person to talk to around most people in my age group regardless of the person's gender.
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I don't base my responses on the gender of the person online, rather by their attitude and the intellectual capacity of their posts...
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I don't. If i see a idiot online i will call them out on there stupidity regardless of there gender
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Kai Shinza wrote...
most of the times nice to girls. I started counting in my head when I read this [counting the number of guys I've met here that are gentlemen/prettynicelads].
There's quite a few. I consider this a good thing, it's quite pleasant to be here, in my opinion.
But.. is it because I'm female?
Let me get back to you on that.
Kai Shinza wrote...
As for most girls, they usually don't get along with other girls because of being an "Attention Whore."I'm.. actually.. guilty.. of this. That is not to say I think every girl automatically is an attention whore. I can honestly say that the greater majority of the women on this site are pretty respectable, even awesome.
But some women aren't so awesome. The worst of the not-so-awesome girls, in my opinion, are the girls that crave attention and use their bodies to get it.
Spoiler:
Thankfully, most of the time I don't have to worry about these types.
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I don't give a shit if they're guys or girls. I don't let gender affect my judgement.... At least I hope to do so but IRL I find myself being kinder towards girls. Online, I usually assume everyone is a guy unless stated otherwise by the said user. Even then, I always give my response in an objective way or at least, as objective as possible.
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Drifter995
Neko//Night
I like to think not... but I am a bit more lenient on girls in ib... If a girl is being trolled, and doesn't seem to be too retarded, I'll tell her what to do/ how to stop getting trolled/ how not to react... if it's a guy, I generally just join the crowd and call him a faggot. :D
