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<blockquote data-quote="Kahuna Burger" data-source="post: 919465" data-attributes="member: 8439"><p></p><p></p><p>actually, your orriginal comments were pretty much that I am not welcome to my interpretation of the myth, and that "when examined" it WAS sexist. if you are reexamining that possition, its a good thing.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>and is there any other common mythology that you pull out your historian card and try to debunk when it is suggested as a roleplaying archetype? Your credentials are irrelevant, the sudden application of reality to one particular trope is the interesting thing. (kahuna burger remembers B5 fans who loved the episode where a human male was "just tough enough" to go head to head with a undisputably biologically stronger alien, but twisted themselves into contortions over a human woman using tactics to fight effectively against men.)</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I had a breast cancer scare shortly after I played my amazon. It made the character even more special to me. obviously mileage varies.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>emphasis added. That you for aknowleging that the one breasted amazon is a classical mythological trope. Since I don't give a flying you know what in a rolling donut whether the fantasy archetypes I play in a fantasy game has any real world antecedents, I'd consider this conversation resolved...</p><p></p><p>PS, we obviously know very different circles of women. How bout if you don't try to imply how I as a woman should feel about an issue, and I won't challenge your knowlege of women's thought and we'll both be pleasant and call it a learning expereince?</p><p></p><p>Kahuna burger</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kahuna Burger, post: 919465, member: 8439"] [B][/b] actually, your orriginal comments were pretty much that I am not welcome to my interpretation of the myth, and that "when examined" it WAS sexist. if you are reexamining that possition, its a good thing. [b][/b] and is there any other common mythology that you pull out your historian card and try to debunk when it is suggested as a roleplaying archetype? Your credentials are irrelevant, the sudden application of reality to one particular trope is the interesting thing. (kahuna burger remembers B5 fans who loved the episode where a human male was "just tough enough" to go head to head with a undisputably biologically stronger alien, but twisted themselves into contortions over a human woman using tactics to fight effectively against men.) [b][/b] I had a breast cancer scare shortly after I played my amazon. It made the character even more special to me. obviously mileage varies. emphasis added. That you for aknowleging that the one breasted amazon is a classical mythological trope. Since I don't give a flying you know what in a rolling donut whether the fantasy archetypes I play in a fantasy game has any real world antecedents, I'd consider this conversation resolved... PS, we obviously know very different circles of women. How bout if you don't try to imply how I as a woman should feel about an issue, and I won't challenge your knowlege of women's thought and we'll both be pleasant and call it a learning expereince? Kahuna burger [/QUOTE]
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