Ladies on drugs

[Mushoku_Sensei]

P.S. that response I made about judging and all that; would have left Lecroute rolling on the floor laughing. I could always get her to laugh; if things were right and I wanted too. I miss her.

I see... So that's your style. Guess I was a bit slow last night and not entirely sure what on earth was that

 

[Bleaney]

Yep - I remember Pagey and the nigh-legendary MzDiz too

Lest we not forget Chinup!

Then going back further to Marmalade, Kate, Infloresence, Swampdragon, Snolly, Evey / BelleRed.

But it seems it's always been a male dominated kind of lad's club on EADD, and perhaps the more that becomes the case and the longer it goes on for, the more it puts off the majority of females?

 

[Jnowhere]

Stop taking down my posts

 

[paltatomate]

I've noticed that women (in general) just don't post as much or as often as men do. This tends to be true on message boards of any subject matter, not just drug-related.

I would say it depends on the topic. But overall I think females are more into facebook/whatsapp groups than open message boards. At least the ones I know all are in such groups, though only few are regulars on forums.

@Jnowhere thanks, message received even though it was deleted by the blua enforcers.

And I go with @Bleaney with "female" being a good compromise. I don't like being called a woman, because of the societal connotations it carries. I don't care that much about being called a girl.

@Ismene2 Not being obvious about one's gender or age or race or nationality helps avoiding being judged because of it. Which we all do, even if we try not to. Being as neutral as possible let's others see the individual someone is without having to climb through layers of preconceived ideas.

 

[Mushoku_Sensei]

I would say it depends on the topic. But overall I think females are more into facebook/whatsapp groups than open message boards. At least the ones I know all are in such groups, though only few are regulars on forums.

That's probably true though it's the opposite for me. Facebook really turned into shitbook during Corona and with the beginning of the Ukraine war the still unexpected extent of hatred I got for my opinion made me delete it for good. Never missed it either.

@Ismene2 Not being obvious about one's gender or age or race or nationality helps avoiding being judged because of it. Which we all do, even if we try not to. Being as neutral as possible let's others see the individual someone is without having to climb through layers of preconceived ideas.

 

[jasperkent]

I once met a woman who enjoyed grizzly wintergreen and I instantly fell in love.

Me too! In college, 1980s. But it was Skoal.

We were just friends, nothing more-- but she was  hot. And not a redneck, nor even a "country gal." I think she was from Wisconsin.

 

[jasperkent]

You never met @fairnymph and @lecroute?
When reading any of my other posts, would you have guessed I'm female? I don't like to shout that out all the time and I'm sure there are many others thinking the same.

I had no idea lecroute was female.