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Female
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771
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98.0%
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Re: What is your gender?
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buffy
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Some of the stuff that has been said about girls & calcs kinda ticked me off. so i registered 2 secs ago to put the girls into double digits.
to those guys that aren't mature enough to accept the fact that a lot of girls don't fall into the 'girly' stereotype that you all seem to think is reality, i just gotta say that you are so way wrong. a nice fraction of the guys here probably haven't even had the guts to talk to a girl to know. its almost like you all think girls are too helpless or dumb to know much about calcs. yet the girls who know calcs are considered nerdy and desperate for dates even though you've never met them. PLEASE.
i used to program in asm for the ti86, and have a lame fishing game out there somewhere on this site. it helped me a lot with my major (cs) in the beginning. now, i can do a lot better, but i have no interest. now i spend maybe 5 min a week at this site.
but want to know how many e-mails i got saying..."hehe..i like your game...hehe...wanna go out with me?...hehe...we be pals...hehe..hehe.." . i got maybe 30 e-mails similar to that. It's like who are they kidding?
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1 February 2000, 18:23 GMT
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LauraTbird
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I agree totally with you. Some girls were meant only to be arm decorations for jocks and popular guys. Some are so ditzy that they are incapable of doing anything but popping out kids. Others are so subservient or insecure that they exclude themselves from things that they are capable of doing. It is the rare girl (myself included) that does "nerdy" things that other girls don't do. I don't let gender or stereotypes limit me. People tell me that a black leather jacket and combat boots aren't feminine. I don't care. I am my own person, I don't listen to what other people think of me, I only care about what I think about. My father and brother beat my regularly when I was in High School, I did all sorts of things to escape them, but despite the humiliation, poverty, and the other obstacles I made it here. I will be somebody and I will not let my gender keep me back. I will not be satisfied to be a housewife with a house full of brats. I will go out there and change the world! I will not let others opinions, fists, or other obstacles discourage me or hold me back.
Well, enough of this inspirational crap. L8r
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2 February 2000, 06:14 GMT
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LauraTbird
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You may think so, but I have seen too may girls sign away their intellegence to be cool, to have friends, and most of them flunked out of college or have a few babies right now. You can't have it all, you can't have everything. Friends come and go, significant others come and go. Be true to yourself. Learn to stand on your own two feet! If you don't do what is right for yourself, and do what will benefit you, you will go nowhere. I indend to be somebody someday, and I will not compromise my character, or the very essence of who I am to be popular. Thoreau said, "Instead of fame, friends, and money, give me truth!" Be true to yourself. Why is there a stereotype? Because there are enough girls out there who act the part. I wasn't "created" by chauvanist men, it was created by women. You can't have the best of both worlds. Pick your world and stay with it. For me, I chose academics and an education so that I can do something that I enjoy on my OWN terms. Then everything else will follow. Believe in yourself.
Laura
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2 February 2000, 23:44 GMT
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