ciphertul
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Why the world hates us?
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fyl3toys
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I hate to admit but I'd probably choose the same. I think it would have made my formative years much easier going.
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Do a mind-experiment: Imagine your world if you had been born someone with all your potential, but in a social group that is marginalized.
While you may not be where you want to be right now, either based upon your dreams as a youth or your goals as an adult or in comparison to other people who are in your social group (demographically) --- take into account what you would have to do to be exactly where you are right now in your life had you been someone of a marginalized social group (demographically).
Am I as rich as some of my friends? Nope.
Am I as educated? Nope.
Am I as powerful? Nope.
Am I as influential? Nope.
Am I where I thought I would be at this point in my life and doing what I am doing? Nope. Was not in my dreams. Was not in my plans. But...
I have a pretty good life - even with all my mistakes and fuck-ups. It would not be as good if I were a Black man. Or a Latino. Or an Asian man. Or an Indigenous man. And it would definitely not be as good if I were a woman of any social group.
Oh, and I also got the bonus - I'm not only white and was assigned male at birth, but I am heterosexual-presenting and was raised in a Protestant religion. The only bonus I didn't get was because I was born to a single mother who was a blue-collar union worker.
ciphertul
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Count Morado Some win and some lose, sounds like you got the good draws while I ended up with the bad. However, such is my lot in life and I except it. The only difference between us is that I'm non-religious.
marginalized?You mean... black girls?
Pretty much any white man secretly dreams of being a black woman. Except for you and a couple other cheaters.
If I was offered the choice of being an English Viscount with the looks of Dorian Gray and a trillion dollar inherited fortune, or on the other hand, if I was offered the choice of being born to a black girl in a poor ghetto to a drug addict mother, I wouldn't think for a second.
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What if you were offered the choice of being born the way you were born, or a white girl of pure English blood? What would your choice be?
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ciphertul
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You know friend, I don't know where you live but Sex change operations are a thing, you're the only thing stopping you from being a woman if you really wanted to be one.
ciphertul
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Sounds like an excuse. You wanna be a woman but won't take any action to make yourself one.
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fyl3toys
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And yet they drop litters left and right. Trailer parks full of em. What up with that?
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ciphertul
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That's at least fair. I don't want to lie to people around me that I'm something I'm not. I can be whoever I want to be in the game. Especially since there are no women's games. It's just nasty, disgusting prison bullshit for boys about shootouts and harems. I'm sick of it.
VR gives you the advantage that you can choose not only your gender, but your destiny as a whole.
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