I know nothing about fashion and wear one outfit (jeans, black shirt) every day

I know I'm not the problem but it bothers me that we're all getting piled up in one group. Let's be clear there are clean hoverers and there are fucking nasty ones. It's not fair to the former to be put into one group.

You forgot "I didn't watch the video but why is game X involved? it has strong female characters"

Don't forget, "This doesn't matter because girls don't play games anyway," "BUT BUT TOMB RAIDER EXISTS SO THERE'S NO SEXISM IN GAMES," along with the usual rape jokes/threats aimed at Sarkeesian.

You're one person. One example doesn't trump the argument being made.

"Only men can be sexist."

Dude, Bayonetta has a lot to go after for anyone.
I mean, you're going to defend this?

I like how people are calling this a strawman when you can literally go to any article about gender and gaming on this site and wind up with literally those exact comments. If people don't like being called out on it, maybe they should stop saying this stupid predictable shit every time Patricia puts up an article or…

It's funny because it's pulled from your ass :D

so we completely ignore the former, which is a central part of the game, and focus on the latter, which is an optional homage to older films and cartoons..

Sure, but there's also an achievement for kidnapping a woman, tying her up, and letting her be run over by a train.

Unfortunately. Kotaku seems to harbor the seedy underbelly of the Gawker universe.

You missed these:

The six-word horror story.

Let me do a pre-post of the common comments so we can avoid clutter.

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I thought I was pretty clear that I decided on my own not to refer to myself as pregnant. At no point did I suggest that I was trying to apply my reasoning to all men/couples, and no third party made the decision for me.

Or also, doesn't "we're expecting" work too?

I'm a guy with two children, and with both pregnancies I refrained from saying "we're pregnant" for exactly the reasons given above (though I would have expressed them with less snark). Still, it was weird at times not because I thought I was pregnant (I wasn't), but because I didn't know how the person to whom I was…