Dear EVE Online players,


When I am bored a little bit I often click around and look at the characters you guys have created. One thing according to the female characters is very ... prominent: It seems you guys mostly like big racks and half naked, skinny bodies.

I know that with a probability of 80 to 90% a man created the character. I am not a feminist. I think this a firstly a questions of aesthetics which of course depends on personal views. But I ask myself is this the imagination you have how a woman should be? This is not an attack on you guys. And I do not want to start a discussion of what you all thing is beautiful. I only wanted to show a conspicuity.

I do not tell you what to do. EVE Online is a free game for which you all pay. You can do what you want. I only wanted to give my opinion.


Regards.

ITT: Women saying their version of beauty is the only correct one. Men's idea of beauty is sexist, women's idea of it is empowerment.

No one cares, I repeat. No one. Not anyone, no individual exist with a real care for this matter. The game is 94% men (90% Male if you wanna be generous) We could have women looking like Quazymodo's grandad after he got his anus pillaged by the Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory and No one would legitimately care.

Pfft... Giant boobs... Regular boobs are great, also who needs cleavage portrait when you have hair portrait

the problem starts even before a player shows up: all female shoes have high heels. Even combat boots are raised. I mean, seriously, that just makes no sense whatsoever.

This.

I've always found that any woman who emphatically states that men's standards of female beauty are sexist, inappropriate, etc, typically would not be considered attractive based on those standards.

Have-nots, hating on the haves. A lot of human interaction and motivations can be ascribed to this.

That is right. The gender is choosen very late in the development of an unborn child. But I think it is more a symbol for fertility. We are all still driven by instincts.

I can't tell if you're serious or not, but I'm pretty sure gender is determined at conception. It doesn't get much earlier than that.

Also, wtf is "******" censored? People do understand the "he who must not be named" bits are satire right? Censoring history is not OK.

Let's sort this out.

Gender is determined upon conception. Anyway, the earlier stages of embryonic development are common and so at an early stage everyone had the same precursor structures. Later those structures develop in a way or another depending on hormones, but the point of "everyone was female" is not accurate, as commonality affects non gender-specific structures. As fascinating as is the topological transformation of those structures into gender specific genitals, males never had a vagina or a womb.

And just in case you wonder what are the edge cases of such embryo development...

66-Year-Old Hong Kong Man Discovers He Is Woman After Doctor Visit Reveals He Has Turner Syndrome

Dear EVE Online players,


When I am bored a little bit I often click around and look at the characters you guys have created. One thing according to the female characters is very ... prominent: It seems you guys mostly like big racks and half naked, skinny bodies.

I know that with a probability of 80 to 90% a man created the character. I am not a feminist. I think this a firstly a questions of aesthetics which of course depends on personal views. But I ask myself is this the imagination you have how a woman should be? This is not an attack on you guys. And I do not want to start a discussion of what you all thing is beautiful. I only wanted to show a conspicuity.

I do not tell you what to do. EVE Online is a free game for which you all pay. You can do what you want. I only wanted to give my opinion.


Regards.

Wait till Femen find out that we female avatars can't remove our tops ... there will be hell to pay in Iceland and an invasion of half naked Russian chicks ... oh the horror ..

This.

I've always found that any woman who emphatically states that men's standards of female beauty are sexist, inappropriate, etc, typically would not be considered attractive based on those standards.

Have-nots, hating on the haves. A lot of human interaction and motivations can be ascribed to this.

I wonder then if radical feminism isn't actually an inherent hatred of men, but rather ironically, an inherent hatred of other women instead. This line of reasoning would indeed go a long way towards suggesting that, and it's not entirely far fetched. Just think of all the times you've encountered supposed feminists telling other women how they should live their lives in order to be a 'real' feminist, the 'with us or against us' mentality.

Oh, you have no idea...

I can't keep count of how many other women have attempted to tell my wife that she isn't really happy being a housewife and a stay at home mom, and those same women scream and howl about how much they hate working in their very next forum post.

It's actually observable very easily. For instance, the majority of men like long hair on women. However, attempt to observe (or get the conversation secondhand) a group of married women discussing the possibility of one of them cutting her hair. "oh, it would look so cute on you!" and "it would make you look more youthful!", etc, etc. It does no such thing, however, and subconsciously they are aware of this. But in groupthink, lowering someone else's attractiveness is the same thing as improving yours, without even having to do anything.

Also note, that in almost every case, none of them will tell her to ask the one person whose opinion *should* be most important when it comes to her attractiveness. Her husband. Instead, she dresses and behaves in the manner of the consensu of whatever her social group is.

I have seen this in groups of women from figure skaters to book clubs to cheerleaders to business executives. Same thing, every time.

Oh, you have no idea...

I can't keep count of how many other women have attempted to tell my wife that she isn't really happy being a housewife and a stay at home mom, and those same women scream and howl about how much they hate working in their very next forum post.

It's actually observable very easily. For instance, the majority of men like long hair on women. However, attempt to observe (or get the conversation secondhand) a group of married women discussing the possibility of one of them cutting her hair. "oh, it would look so cute on you!" and "it would make you look more youthful!", etc, etc. It does no such thing, however, and subconsciously they are aware of this. But in groupthink, lowering someone else's attractiveness is the same thing as improving yours, without even having to do anything.

Also note, that in almost every case, none of them will tell her to ask the one person whose opinion *should* be most important when it comes to her attractiveness. Her husband. Instead, she dresses and behaves in the manner of the consensu of whatever her social group is.

I have seen this in groups of women from figure skaters to book clubs to cheerleaders to business executives. Same thing, every time.

Biology class in EvE, LOL love it!
Yes you are correct the mother has a XX (female) chromosome. The father provides an XY (male) or XX (female).