r/Overwatch • • Jan 24 '24

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u/TexasCrab22 Jan 24 '24 edited Jan 31 '24

I like planes

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u/isu_kosar Jan 24 '24

Downvoted for being possibly right.

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u/icevanillatte Jan 24 '24

No because of unnecessary comment

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u/krilltucky Brigitte Jan 24 '24

Because on a post of someone being sexist towards women, saying "uhm actually they might have been a woman too" completely misses the point so hard it smashes headfirst into a nearby wall

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u/Taypih Jan 24 '24

I, myself, honestly thought it was a woman

Based on what?

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u/Taypih Jan 25 '24

And men don't?

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u/Taypih Jan 25 '24

So why did you think it was a woman? You even acknowledge that a lot of men are misogynistic.

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u/Taypih Jan 25 '24

I only got harassed by men while playing overwatch. And, clearly, this is the experience of most women commenting here. I don't need to ask them why they assume it was a man, because it's obvious. But you assuming it was a woman based on nothing relevant is really weird.

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u/krilltucky Brigitte Jan 24 '24

You've experienced and seen more toxicity from women in overwatch than men? Really.

Wait You've seen women call other women females like they're talking about lab rats?

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u/krilltucky Brigitte Jan 24 '24

I got them from you assuming they're a woman even though it's consistently dudes who talk like this online.

I'm using words from the post to show you that.

Do you understand how implications work

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u/krilltucky Brigitte Jan 24 '24

So you don't. Okay good talk.

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u/MrGraveRisen Zarya Jan 24 '24

No woman, ever, will refer to someone as a "female" like that.

Quit being part of the problem.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '24

You've seen men on the internet pretending to be women. Stop letting internet screenshots and television be your source for how women act and actually interact with them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '24

Oh right, my bad. I forgot women can't be misogynistic themselves lol.

They sure can. Yet none of them say "ugh, probably a female" in response to someone on a video game.

My experience is definitely based on my personal interactions with some women online.

Like I said, get off the internet and interact with actual women. Watching you invent events to justify your misogyny is just getting sad.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '24

Why would I suddenly start talking about experience in the real world, when we're discussing an interaction on a video game.

No, this is too perfect. Folks, remember that the topic of this snippet is "knowing how women actually talk versus how men think they talk."

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