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[@dzbanecekfrost666]

I just love how I pause a video and go on a rant to whoever listens about something I hated in the posts. And then I press play and Brandon mentions the same point.

[@candlegal10311]

When you make a white cake you remove the egg yoke. Yellow cake is just white cake with the yoke left in. It's a vanilla cake basicly.

[@TripleBarrel06]

Thank you, I was worried that they were consuming uranium twice a year.

[@ThePlayer4our]

​@@TripleBarrel06to be fair, we don't know that they aren't doing that

[@funkybadlozza1537]

7 month old comment but thank you I literally had no clue what they were talking about

[@SHXRWOOD]

Bro that first story is SO WHOLESOME ☺️

[@random27]

Until you realise its yellow cake Uranium

[@SHXRWOOD]

@@random27 💀

[@Nevertoleave]

It reminds me of the, daughter bake their dad banana bread every week growing up. They go to bake some when they get together as adults and their mom stops them and tells them the truth. He hates banana bread

[@nyastalgiakitten]

Yellow cake with chocolate frosting is my childhood cake, that's what my dad always baked

[@localpotatolikesturtles]

the girl that posting about hiring someone to hug her seems so innocent, i hope the best for her

[@SuperiorPosterior]

2:02 When my grandpa first went to visit my grandma's parents, as part of the usual "I'm dating your daughter so I reckon we should know each other" tradition, my great grandma made pancakes. Back in that time, my great grandparents weren't super well off, so a dinner of pancakes with a single egg and slice of bacon per person was a rather fancy feast for the occasion. My grandpa, gentleman that he is, ate every bite, and when asked about the food he replied "I can tell that you're a good cook, ma'am." From then on, whenever my great grandma knew he was coming over, she'd make up big stacks of pancakes. My grandpa hated pancakes. He still hates pancakes. Oatmeal and rice porridge are his preferred meals if having a sweet breakfast, but he soldiered on and ate every bite put in front of him, because that's just what he considered to be the right thing to do. It was nearly three years before my grandma found out about his dislike for pancakes, and she quickly told her mother. His silent dedication is one of the reasons my grandma agreed to marry him young, and they spent 80 years of their lives together.

[@Silentgrace11]

Honestly, I just went to my own class reunion, and I can confidently say that if any of the people that used to harass me tried to get me to give them a good word for a job, I’d probably do the opposite. They weren’t the time I spent being hurt by them back in school, and they aren’t worth spending time on now trying to help make things work in their favor, even as a “kill them with kindness” kind of person

[@Yuruble]

I would say exactly what they did to me. They want the truth, they'll get it. What bothered me about the story was that the bully tried to pretend it never happened & that they were actually friends. I would have stopped it then & said no. If you lie about this, what else will you lie about?

[@emnorfolk5559]

The "moderator" needs to be asked if he'd : cook, clean, make spreadsheets etc. for anyone else for free... If the answer is "no" and he doesn't get the reasoning, give him 6 weeks to find a job doing the same... moderating/cooking/cleaning/making spreadsheets etc. WHILE also doing 1/2 the household chores... After that, I'd be doing only my own cooking, cleaning, laundry etc. Until he gets the idea AND a job, or moves out.

[@imzesok]

I think the whole gamer girl harassment tends to be more an issue with game genre. Whenever I've heard stories of this kind of thing it was almost always an FPS game. Spawntaneous has a running series of videos that document her experiences on this called "OMG a Girl!". some of it's pretty mild, but sometimes it gets pretty unhinged. I think it might just have to do with the type of people FPS games attract. It's just generally the worst type of people most of the time. it sucks, because some of them are a lot of fun, like R6:Siege, but the people I get matched with almost always ruin the experience. I've played probably 60 games of R6 Siege at most, and I can count on one hand the amount of chill lobbies I've been in.

[@WishGender]

Recently I was playing Destiny 2 with some buddies and we had to get someone from Xbox LFG for our raid. This guy showed up and heard me speak (I’m a trans guy but my voice still sounds pretty girly) and went “iS tHAt a fEMaLe?!” I told him no and he said “oh well that’s a shame you know, because females are very special people.” We kicked him out of the party and replaced him lol

[@aikologic]

I hate playing online with randos in general because of how many complete A-holes there are. There are genuinely fun games that I just can't play anymore without a premade group because of the communities, most notably League of Legends. But yeah, if people think you're a girl on the internet you're also probably going to get lots of creepy and/or sexist unsolicited messages (speaking from experience).

[@Iamjokinghesmybbg]

I play idv and in NA/EU it’s mostly women playing and that really shows bc it’s much less sexist. Still if you mark your gender as female there will be some guys who will be sexist or tell you not to play a certain character

[@Kayenne54]

I find it a bit strange that this "bias" is still going on. At least 40 - 50% of any online MMORPG (for example) that I've played, were girls/women. If there was a group of about 8, at least half of them were female. Myself included. Thing is, I've worked in bars and hospitality, so snide and sexualized comments don't bother me. I either ignore or give them some curry back, and they'll pipe down; unless they're really objectionable, I continue to treat them as fellow game players and people and they come to accept me; if not, I move on. "People behind the pixels".

[@imzesok]

@@aikologic yep, sadly the games I play none of my friends play the same games, so i'm kinda stuck with the a-holes if I want to play games like R6 or Overwatch. I end up muting them most of the time. Which sucks considering Siege is a game that winning is highly dependent on comms, but if all they're gonna do is scream in your ear, why bother? Needless to say I don't play often, therefore can't get good at the game if I even wanted to. It's both funny and mildly infuriating when they scream about how much you suck over voice. i'm just like "bruh, we're literally playing in newcomer/casual right now, we all suck, calm down". 🤣 I do remember though an instance where I was playing Neverwinter, an MMO loosely based off of the old cRPG Neverwinter Nights(which I loved) by Bioware, though vaguely, of a dude being creepy. I was fresh out of spawn, on my way to do either my first or second proper quest ever, and this guy is just following me around. I think he sent a message or three, but I don't remember what(this was forever ago, I think it was a few year after it came out). I just remember I was playing a female character, and he clearly thought I was a girl. Rather than confirm or deny, I just wanted out of that situation, so I blocked him and logged out for a bit. then the game stopped launching, and I uninstalled it. So yeah, I turn all chat off in games now.

[@ZombieSazza]

Yeah gaming online is just extremely weird, men are apparently a “simp” for showing basic decency, dudes act like they’ve never seen a woman before, or they ask some of the most insane questions, or extremely sexual comments. It’s just weird AF, like these dudes have clearly never touched grass or been outside, just learn to treat people like human beings regardless of sex, sexuality, nationality, colour, religion, just be a normal person, that’s all you gotta do!

[@Kayenne54]

In my almost first five minutes on an online game (which is still going, though I've stopped playing it) one of those folk said *"Remember, there are PEOPLE BEHIND THE PIXELS".* And I never forgot it.

[@ElleriaZer]

I played WoW for over 10 years and I'm a woman. Can confirm. Men are weird in online games. The best time I ever had was the times I had women guild masters.

[@daviscalledfred]

30:00 I just can't understand how men treat women like aliens (online or otherwise) they are playing videogames for the same reason you are, to exist in am escape fantasy world that allows you to do things you couldn't do otherwise irl, it's used to relax, not get called out that there is a woman in lobby and everyone who cam be bothered to listen pack up or simp hard-core just to make themselves feel more 'manly' or whatever bs they can think of

[@misadique845]

I agree with the comments on the OnlyFans one. She hid it from him, and he didn't want to date a sex worker. It's his personal preference and that kind of thing should be discussed before getting into a relationship.

[@edsweet2858]

Yellow cake is simply a cake where you use the egg yolks, it’s called that because it changes the color to yellow and the taste is different then white cake which is cake without the egg yolks, it’s surprising how much just parts of an egg can do

[@StarSkies-]

Huh, interesting.

[@easy-goingechidna]

Wait, is “white cake” also a type of cake? Man, I still have no idea what this cake would taste like…

[@firelordoregano5632]

@@easy-goingechidnait’s just vanilla cake.

[@bubblegumbunny]

Related to the first story: I hate my partner's cooking. We have really dissimilar tastes - he likes plain food, I like spicy food. But I always pretend to love his stews. I'm always going to pretend I love his stews.

[@helpfulDeathgod]

29:00 You uh... you good, Brandon? OP's not any kind of asshole for wanting to be monogamous and being upset about getting with someone who wasn't honest about her work. In fact, he was really respectful about it. He just doesn't personally want to date a sex worker. I am poly, and even I can see why some people don't want to "share" and why "share" might be the word they end up using.

[@bord_lemon_drop9597]

It was a joke just keep watching

[@zemorph42]

32:20 I just got reminded of a female troll shaman I used to play on WOW, who got stalked all over the map by a Tauren. He didn't even care that I was a guy. I had to delete my character to get rid of him.

[@Imjustkendall]

Super common :(

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

26:34 I get that. I also get fucking pissed whenever I hear about YET ANOTHER u.s. citizen getting gunned down by a police officer for the crime of their skin color.

[@EAZZEE]

i actually recently learned what yellow cake is! (or, rather, the difference between it and white cake apart from color). it's like white cake, except you use the egg yolks and not just the whites! :)

[@Yuruble]

18:15 - I've heard managers upset that they didn't get a course letter from the person they were interviewing. Like, you wouldn't give them a call, why should they write you a letter??

[@robloxarchiver]

yellow cake with chocolate frosting

[@picashlio3361]

I've been married for going on 11 years (showing my age here) and I've yet to meet my hubby's family....BUT they live in another country! Outside of a situation like my own, or a situation of "no contact," how do you go two years without meeting your significant other's family? I agree that is a very, very large, very bright red flag waving in a hurricane force gale.

[@cynister7384]

Hopefully this comment doesn't age badly and you _also_ find out that your husband has a second family lmao

[@EvanBear]

I'm european and the reason why it still tastes like europe even if you use vinegar instead of pinot noir is because most people here take those same shortcuts 🤷We don't always have pinot noir or expensive specialty cheese, sometimes we just throw in some cheap supermarket wine and whatever cheap cheese has the right hardness.

[@Yuruble]

29:55 - She didn't tell him. That's what the point was. It's okay if you do that work, however it is something that you should disclose if you start dating someone.

[@EvelynnWinters2000]

One time, I saw the reverse of the last one Was playing Vermintide 2, and joined a game of (I assume) 2 friends. They were girls using the voice chat. I wasn't since I don't have a mic and am also incrediby insecure, especially with my voice. But then another random joins the game, and he said Hello over voice chat. Then the 2 girls started treating him... weird Like, kinda mocking him. Like when one of them revived him, she said "don't worry, this little girl can carry a big strong man". And at the end when it showed the scores, they started making fun of him, saying things like "I thought guys were good at games?" It was a really weird experience. And he stopped talking after a little bit of them doing that, I assume he muted them Only time I've ever seen that happen (seen the reverse plenty though, unfortunately)

[@elecbaguette]

competitive games seem to bring out the worst in people

[@LilianOrchard]

8:24 - This is actually a relatively common experience for sex workers. Most sex workers have the story of that sad client who just wants company.

[@VergilLover69]

*It be like sometimes. Also your profile pic and name looks familiar... You remind of a KZbinr I watch* 🤔

[@carolcarol9982]

Yellow cake mix. Comes in a box from Pillsbury.

[@MidniteSpectre]

I'm so glad I had a group of friends to play with when I wanted to experience mmorpgs.... and that my countrymen are generally nice people when I play with random squads...

[@Yuruble]

17:40 - I wanted to work for a special education school. I called, had a good interview & was told they would get back to me in few days. The interview was on a Monday, and on Wednesday they called to say they had an interview on Friday & would call me back the following week. I called back 2 more times in that month, only to be told at the end that they had hired someone else. This was 4 years ago, and I'm always hearing about how they need teachers & support staff. Well darn, you could have me, but instead you strung me along (: So, nah, fuck you.

[@Yuruble]

10:23 - He got himself fired. It was his actions, not yours.

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

6:44 when love is so repressed that THIS is necessary.

[@TheCaesarZeppeli]

Title post at 30:10

[@VergilLover69]

*As someone who's been struggling with getting a job the 1 where homie's complaining about a courtesy call MAKES ME FEEL SEEN! BUSINESSES CAN'T COMPLAIN THAT NO ONE WANTS TO WORK WHEN THEY BE STRINGING POTENTIAL APPLICANTS* 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤

[@Crow_Smith]

Girl gamer on the internet: It's weird - back before BC in WoW I was a teen girl playing on Wow. I NEVER had the issue of "OMG YOU'RE A GIRL!?!?!!?!?!?!" and all the problems. I sounded like a girl, I mentioned I was a girl. No issues. [using WoW as an example as this is personal experience] A few years later - playing WoW I got treated like crap. Small error? "WELL WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A GIRL!? GIRL'S DON'T GAME. "I'm a higher level than you ... I know what I'm doing. I just hit the wrong key. Meanwhile those same dudes would get the entire raid wiped and that's fine, oopsie poopsie. I don't know when it changed over but I found it's less likely on games that have /less/ users. OR when they see you game long term before ever hearing you speak. Some games, I imagine suck either way because fanbase ... but it was so bizarre to go from being treated like one of the bros, one of the nerds - to being treated like a stupid dumb girl who didn't know anything. OR WORSE to be treated like I was there looking for a boyfriend ... or ... to be an object. But I won't go into that stuff. Thank god my voice sounds more androg these days because I just tell people "I'm a dude. Yes I hear that all the time that I sound like a girl, give it two weeks and it'll register as a male voice in your head. No I don't know why it works like that." yay for transitioning I guess lol

[@MorganVsTheInternet]

Yellow Cake is named after its yellowish hue because it's made with whole eggs and real butter! Vanilla cakes are traditionally made with egg whites!

[@hhhhhhhh7192]

25:37 Throwback to the time i was sitting in the bus overhearing a guy saying "can't people just crash on their free time" and "and if they are going to crash, crash at home into the neigbours car or something"

[@Yuruble]

15:15 - It's funny, my dad has the mentality of a lowerclass person, but the money of an upper class. And my mom was raised in the airforce. We have leftovers of leftovers.

[@Mortablunt]

I have found people are usually inclined to like what they are used to. So it’s quite likely that the wealthy family the chef works for has either Middle to work in glass roots, or even a middle to working class passed and then they really took off after the Dad got some kind of lucrative degree or started a profitable business. So if they were used to regular American food with regular American ingredients from childhoods being brought up on such things, then that would be their taste expectations. My honest guest is yes they did go out to the restaurants in Europe and Asia and eat the authentic stuff but keep in mind truly top end high cuisine is pretty uncommon unless you go to specialist spots. So they probably got used to good sonewhat upmarket, but not true haute cuisine restaurant food in the countries. And stuff like that is made using common not particularly expensive ingredients. You can get at grocery stores, mostly apart, primarily from certain things like the steaks and wines as well as some spices. It’s basically skillful common cooking. So they thought they got the fancy stuff, and when he tried to make the true fancy stuff, they weren’t actually accustomed to it and that was why they didn’t like it. So he made the more pedestrian stuff they got in actuality, and that was exactly what their tastes were configured for.

[@Yuruble]

@@Mortablunt 14:40 - Says it nicely. They might also be taking the same shortcuts, so the food tastes the same because they're also using the shortcuts thatwere used in Italy.

[@SakuraKotoni]

Funnily enough the most respectful online game community I have found is for the mobile game of Senran Kagura, a franchise where the b[][]bs bounce and they get away with the least amount of clothes possible. Literally no one cares that I am female, I am treated just the same as everyone else, and it's all quite chill. Guess the moral is we need more p€rvy games, heh.

[@SakuraShuuichi]

Yellow cake is the same as white cake, except you use the whole egg and don't remove the yolks. It is called yellow cake because it is slightly yellow due to the colouration of the yolks. Unless they are making Ammonium Diuranate for each other...

[@Yuruble]

24:55 - My mom needed to be airlifted a few years back. This one lady sat and filmed the entire thing. Like wtf, we don't like you as it is. And now you're doing this???

[@Pandor25]

18:22 Just saying if company don't contact you to say they won't hire you it's because that's open them to being sued for rascism or sexism or whatever. Why take risk if you can just ghost people instead.

[@TheRealSwordSurvivor]

I know that Yellow Cake is yellowcake uranium. Yummy yummy!

[@Owler45]

23:03 So you lied, you should have been like I don’t think I can be fair with this man because he made my life hell

[@LilChuunosuke]

I feel like I'm too autistic for the first story. 😭 I'm sorry why are we applauding this woman for lying to her partner? If I found out my partner felt pressured by me to eat something they hated for LITERAL YEARS? I'd be heartbroken! No, I'm sorry. I dont care that both their intentions were pure. Trust and honesty are the basis of a relationship. So why dont you trust your partner enough to be honest with them that you dont enjoy one of their favorite foods?? Literally the only times I've ever lied to a partner was when planning a surprise for them or when I was literally having a trauma response and my brain felt forced to lie out of self defense. Why do you people LIE so much. 😭

[@cynister7384]

It's just food and it's not hurting OP to eat it when it makes her husband so happy to make it for her.

[@LilChuunosuke]

@cynister7384 I eat foods I somewhat dislike for friends and partners all the time, but I don't lie about it? They appreciate me doing something I dislike for them if I eat it & appreciate me being honest with them and sharing the moment with them if I refuse. I do not see the benefit in lying in this situation? Sorry if my tone here is coming off as accusatory I'm just really confused. Also it's not about the food, at least not to me. The issue is the fact OP is keeping secrets from their partner for absolutely no reason. She can literally just tell him she enjoys the moment and his joy more than the cake & keep eating it?

[@cynister7384]

@@LilChuunosuke Idk I just don't see it as that big of a deal

[@LilChuunosuke]

@@cynister7384 i almost wonder if this comes down to a social status sort of thing bc i see nts get away with lying all the time but if i lie about something equally small or something I dont think people have a right to know/ask about & get caught or tell the truth later, its often used as some sort of bizarre proof that I'm a bad person. Maybe people find my mannerisms too suspicious & my masking deceitful & I'm held to a higher standard of social etiquette?

[@Noname-ep1oj]

6:46 “wait did k write this?” Xd

[@Yuruble]

9:30 - I got a sub banned from coming back to my district. (This was in 2019) I was a student teacher and still had control of most of the class. However, the sub had about 25% of the duties, one of which was going over morning work at the end of the day. Over half of the answers he gave were wrong or had inccoret pronunciations. (This was 2nd grade). He was also treating different groups of students better than others while outright ignoring other groups. I told the principal this at the end of the day, because I was honestly concerned for the students. He had me write up a report and told me later that the sub was no longer welcome back at that district. Like, part of me felt a little bad, but at the same time, what incorrect answers was he giving? And how else was he treating students when no other teachers were in the class?

[@echognomecal6742]

10:00 Creepy delivery driver: I'm sitting here...alone...& I just keep saying aloud, over & over...he KNOWS. where You LIVE. ...& he has time on his hands. Btw, 10:36 SHE'S not the cause of him getting fired, HE'S the cause of him getting fired.

[@Geliquenne]

31:11 Funny that he mentioned Valo because that's the exact reason I stopped playing it. Sucks because I like the game but if I can't even make callouts without a game being thrown or my teammates' braincells exploding then I don't want to play at all. Shit's annoying.

[@crystaljones1935]

Wait... "Professional Cuddler" is an actual job? Where do I train for this?

[@Yuruble]

16:40 - It's an-t-guh(like the 'g' gulp)

[@Jacoe413]

I think Yellow cake is just white cake woth egg yolks... not sure though

[@LordMeepel]

ROCK AND STONE!

[@ragegaming1653]

I merely joke once about it and move on (About the gamer girl thing) I say it once and treat them normally after a joking 'Oh shit! a girl! thats rare!'... or stuff like that, before just going back to raging at the game C: because i suck

[@Iamjokinghesmybbg]

I’d play games with u!

[@babbs6298]

its still annoying though. it isn't rare, women just don't play with men because of harassment or the "oh a girl so rare omg omg" shit. It isn't hard to be normal.

[@Iamjokinghesmybbg]

@@babbs6298 tbh I think that just depends on the person, I wouldn’t mind as long as no one brings more attention to it than that, and maybe some think it’s annoying

[@babbs6298]

@@Iamjokinghesmybbg I hear it all the time and I do find it annoying. because women who game isn't a rare thing at all. We just don't play with guys. Some people don't care, which is fine, but I find it annoying

[@cynister7384]

Idk, hearing "oh wow, a girl, that's rare" would probably annoy me.

[@Angaurwen]

21:28 I get that Brad was a bully, and he should have had the balls to apologise. But to be completely fair, he was walking into a job interview, probably already nervous. He realised partway in who he was talking to. Yeah in a perfect world he would have come up with a great apology speech but lets be real. He was probably blindsided and had no idea what to say that wouldn't potentially blow his chances at getting a job. He didn't say the right thing, but I don't think I would have been able to think about that sort of thing on the spot either. I've seen reddit posts from people asking advice on how to apologise to people they used to bully. They think long and hard about it. Throwing someone into the situation unprepared and expecting a perfect performance is quite unfair. I'm not saying he's a good guy. But I wouldn't automatically call him a dick either based on that one interaction.

[@angelaharper856]

my SIL - married to my dro - is a professional cuddler in ottawa, canada

[@sharkt9877]

29:09 I hope that was a joke?… that would be really stupid to call him an a hole over. She was not him

[@chaosking911]

33:20 hope the wonderful narrator will feel the same way if someone claims the things she claimed, proceeds to inform the employer and doesn't bother to report an actual crime. Where is the police report, oh wait Reddit Krapma and clickbait brainless opinions FTW, who needs to deal with a creep, let him find a new job or no job, but definitely keep him walking on those streets... Pathetic actions by the OP and brainless words out of the human voiceover app.

[@alligatorboy2000]

Which story is this referring to? Timestamp provided just links to the end of the video.

[@Blackcivicsi1]

I have never seen that happen in Germany. Cool idea but it must be a district thing. As a girl that plays games, I've never been treated different because I'm a girl, unless it was some weird 'sry i dont date online' 'oh okay im going to be a jerk now' thing. which does happen but not more than any other aspect of life. I must be playing the right games, i guess. The culture of being a jerk in any competitive game is horrible, though.

[@circeciernova1712]

Bong Joon-ho be like:

[@thatonedummy5716]

I harrass people online, not based of race or gender but simply how chaotic im feeling that day. everybody deserves to be harassed equaly. dont say gamer girl. simply bully EVERYBODY

[@parisestebanvegalaborin6200]

Name checks out.

[@babbs6298]

and you definitely are a sad person

[@luciaainsanity]

love all your videos!! i don’t mean to be that person but third

[@osheridan]

31,788

[@mattesh5839]

Whats the emkay teams opinion on cheese (also first)

[@SHXRWOOD]

Hmm I wanna know too

[@pablosahidpichardo-carrasc5241]

Hello emkay. If your reading this: pls make a gaming channel. It would be so funny to watch you play tf2 casual 2fort

[@TabbyCatq]

I'm too early but hi

[@A_Man_Who_Says_Hello8538]

Hello!

[@ChichoDaFurry]

17:27 OMG PAUSE PAUSE PAUSE

[@alexanotfromamazon]

Honestly as a woman who plays online games i feel like guys are super chill for the most part. Maybe if you're finding that playing online is exhausting you might not be that fun to play with, regardless of your sex.

[@Silentgrace11]

I don’t think it’s necessarily a reflection of the person who is experiencing it, but perhaps the community of the game they’re playing. I’ve received pretty rude and lewd comments while gaming before, while other games I’ve had a much more chill time. I’ve become friends with the ones I’ve met through the latter and it’s become a point where we’ll often team up and play other games together. But that took a lot of time of weeding out the cruddy people.

[@Kayenne54]

@@Silentgrace11 I agree. It's similar to a work environment; some have great cultures, and others don't. I am amused that many (both genders) seem to think some online games are like dating sites. But then again, one of my male fellow players (divorced, in his late 30's) met "the love of his life" and actually moved countries to marry her. So it may also be more common in certain age groups.

[@alexanotfromamazon]

@@Silentgrace11 this is completely fair.....

[@Mortablunt]

It’s heavily the game and to a certain extent the age groups. There is a reason there are memes about the olden days of call of duty and halo lobbies. I’ve done a lot less on my gaming since then but overall I say in general, the age of “Tits or GTFO” as it definitely was in the first half of the 2000s has ended long ago. Also, younger guys think the middle school and high school age groups tend to have much worse behavior than older men although there’s no shortage of older men who are thirsty jackasses who think boundaries are the things that used determine how much to pay the lawn guy. As a man speaking, I found the best way to have harassment, free gaming experiences to join in as part of a larger community such as a discord chat.

[@attack1ngv3rtical]

heck, even roblox is bad. im nb (but assigned a girl at birth) and ive had older people make lewd comments or say lewd things just bc i complimented them...my avatar is literally a sentient marshmallow with horns and a cape.

[@PrkrS]

Wow early

[@pilotwings65]

second

[@SHXRWOOD]

No-one cares

[@A_Man_Who_Says_Hello8538]

I hope you stub your toe in the next 5 minutes.

[@PrkrS]

Nobody cares

[@pilotwings65]

@@PrkrS damn you don't need to be rude

[@amthystxx]

@@pilotwings65 bottomcomment

[@jacobmaynard8873]

500th like!

[@PS3PCDJ]

Regarding the "women playing games story": What do they expect? 1) Everyone gets flamed 2) If they don't like, they can either stop playing or play less toxic games. 3) The world Is anti-men as is, the last thing men want is to have their "safe spaces" invaded, gaming being one of them.