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I bet you have. I'm not a second life player myself, but from what I've heard, a whole lot of it is based around sexuality that would be impossible, or at leas
by lsc 14y ago
I bet you have.
I'm not a second life player myself, but from what I've heard, a whole lot of it is based around sexuality that would be impossible, or at least not very acceptable (outside of the SF bay area, at least) in real life. I mean, if your thing is dragons or something, well hey, they can make that happen.
With a reputation like that, most people aren't going to be as 'out' about being a second life user as about enjoying 'modern warfare' or whatever, I mean, depending on local culture.
- rmc 14y agoThis sort of stealth is common in gender and sexual minorities. It can happen to people who are transgender. Lots of trans women have tales of being in a group of cis people and to conversation turning to how none of them have ever met a trans person. Or lots of (usually homophobic) straight people who think they've never met a gay person. If there's a stigma or negativity attached to a thing, then don't use "I've never met anyone in $GROUP" as reliable data.
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