For me, this validates a lot of what I've often felt. I'm tired of being told, by feminists, that the reason I'm in computer science is because "white males are

For me, this validates a lot of what I've often felt. I'm tired of being told, by feminists, that the reason I'm in computer science is because "white males are encouraged"; I want to tell them to get shoved in lockers, bullied, dumped in trash cans, harassed in the bathroom, and having the worst dating life in high school -- then tell me how "encouraging" is was. The reason I'm in computer science is because I enjoy it. I've often said to feminist friends that one does not go into computer science because they are encouraged - they often go into it because that's what they like, regardless of what anyone/society tells them. From what I can tell, this woman, the supermodel, felt social pains similar to mine and perused her interest nonetheless. I applaud her for that.