[d0ntjump]

I think the whole point in being a member of any forum is to be who/what you want to be. Gender is irrelevant and not to be judged if disclosed. In the real world we are static and judged by everything about ourselves. We can be who/what we want here on SL. Just saying...

[Ecks]

Judge a person by their character not what gender they may or may not be, I don't care if someone is male, female or apache attack helicopter, the same goes with sexual orientation, I simply don't care. If your cool, we'll be cool, you talk trash and bullshit, then expect as much in return.

[zorrophreak]

I think the whole point in being a member of any forum is to be who/what you want to be. Gender is irrelevant and not to be judged if disclosed. In the real world we are static and judged by everything about ourselves. We can be who/what we want here on SL. Just saying...

Judge a person by their character not what gender they may or may not be, I don't care if someone is male, female or apache attack helicopter, the same goes with sexual orientation, I simply don't care. If your cool, we'll be cool, you talk trash and bullshit, then expect as much in return.

No one ever said anything about it being a bad thing that one person is male/female. @Shin is just saying he wasn't aware. Nothing more.

[Oni]

Both males. They've been in both the podcast and Discord. Why is this even a thread?

[Jiggly]

It's interesting that we spend a lot of time online under aliases - it's easy to forgot how little we know about each other. It really makes me laugh when people talk to me, and suddenly find out I'm female. Their shock is pretty funny.

I doubt anybody being curious about somebody's gender is intended in a negative way. You can't help but be curious about people who you only know as a username and profile picture. Most of us probably form some sort of mental picture of other members, so when we find out what we imagined is inaccurate, it can be interesting... or confusing xD

[Skullmeat]

Its obvious they are male by how they talk in chat. Guys talk differently than girls.

[Bish0pQ]

It's interesting that we spend a lot of time online under aliases - it's easy to forgot how little we know about each other. It really makes me laugh when people talk to me, and suddenly find out I'm female. Their shock is pretty funny.

I agree, also don't forget about the fact that even when people uncover small parts of their IRL identity, we never know whether the information they provide is true.
Same case for me, now I'm not someone to brag, but people are often surprised that english isn't my native language, especially when they hear I'm dutch (since the languages don't look alike at all).

[Jiggly]

It's interesting that we spend a lot of time online under aliases - it's easy to forgot how little we know about each other. It really makes me laugh when people talk to me, and suddenly find out I'm female. Their shock is pretty funny.

I agree, also don't forget about the fact that even when people uncover small parts of their IRL identity, we never know whether the information they provide is true.
Same case for me, now I'm not someone to brag, but people are often surprised that english isn't my native language, especially when they hear I'm dutch (since the languages don't look alike at all).

That's a pretty good point! I doubt people believed I was actually female for a long time.. Although, this was in SLs very early days with less members.

I'm suspect you may have heard this before, but your English is better than most native speakers! xD

[Blink]

Both are male.
With Inori, it's less obvious, but he's definitely male.
Only person on the forum that I'm sure is female is Jiggly.

EDIT: I declare myself as apache attack helicopter.

[DarkMuse]

I mean does it really matter?