ENWorld women

Don't worry about that, making sense is overrated.

(And alsh2o, please add another chapter to the "EN Storytelling" round-robin thread, I enjoyed your last contribution).
 
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alsih2o, your wife is more than welcome to check out Randomling's House! We don't talk exclusively about gaming by any means, and we need more women!

I will edit my original post then. No more OT tag for you!!
 





Tanstaafl said:
Hi, just thought I'd chime in with my opinion that female gamers are becomeing less of a minority than they used to be. My name is Wendy, I'm a stay-at-home mom in Chicago's suburban frontier. My table-top gaming group has 4 men, 2 women.

In my opionion, as more and more girls are told that it's okay for them to be interested in Math, Science, Science Fiction, Sports, et. there'll be more 'gamer girls.'

I've been a gamer for about 10 years, but have had several times in my life where I didn't have any games running. RPGs I've played include D&D, Starwars, d20:Modern, and Spycraft. I'm also a very good DM/GC. I'm modest, too.;)

I also read more than most people think is sane {I recently allowed myself to be sucked into a survey and was asked "Have you read at least 5 novels in the last year?" my laughing answer was that I averaged 5 novels a week - in the summertime; in the winter it's usually a novel a day}. I also like playing volleyball, hiking, working counted-cross-stitch patterns by Teresa Wentzler, cooking, PC games, and movies.

And I am the man who had the good sense (and good fortune) to marry her. :D :cool:
 


Ariel here, definitely female. ;)

I have a degree in Atmospheric Science and am employed as a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. I am also preparing for my first full-course teaching gig at the local 2-year college this fall (I taught meteorology labs as an undergrad - now I'll be teaching the lecture portion as well).

I've been married to fellow ENWorlder hunter1828 for 3 years (been together for 5) and he taught me the basics of gaming. I'd always had an interest but grew up on a farm near a teeny tiny town and had no opportunities to game. Now it's my favorite hobby.

Other hobbies of mine include antiques (especially glassware), living history, sewing and embroidery, reading, writing, listening to music, cooking, traveling, going to movies... I like to do lots of things. :p

Ariel

EDIT to add: I am the only woman in my gaming group, and have personally known only one other female who games...I won't call her a gamer since it's painfully obvious that she really doesn't give a hoot about the game and just plays because she can't stand to be separated from her husband when he wants to go gaming. Grrrr...
 
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