To answer the questions I assume you meant to ask and ignoring the blatant assertions without any proof, no. You really do appear to struggle with the written English language. There is nothing that I wrote which could possibly lead you to conclude I would hold an opinion other than that.

Stuff...

You "kinda suck at PVP"? Well, guess what. Everyone does when they don't try.

Are you sure about PVP? I know of your penchant for the 1v1 Incursus encounter , but are you thinking of PVP as a matter of putting oneself in a situation where PVP is always an outcome?

I think there is a difference between "carebear is someone who does not PVP" versus "carebear is someone who is entirely risk-averse".

Bringing this up because I have seen PVPers who were very risk averse, so much that I once ran off a 5-man group because non of them wanted to be "the lossmail" in the encounter. I was dead meat, but their own fear of losing a ship saved my skin.

Priceless, coming from a guy who's been in the Uni four months too long. It's your warm blankie.

I'm off the Uni, if the news hadn't reached you yet... The "war" is over.

If you don't play the game just to show how much of a geek you are, why waste training time on PvP?

BTW, love your signature.

There you go again, thinking you have any say whatsoever about how other people choose to play the game or what Corp they choose to play the game with. Tell me, when did Eve Uni add a time limit on how long people should remain a member?

It sure didn't take long for you to make this statement a boldfaced lie.

You're deadweight for the Uni. You don't contribute anything to the teaching process. The Uni is just a security blankie for you.

There aren't restrictive requirements about what you do in Eve University. Outside of war you can do what you want, when you want to do it...

Hi, my name is I Love Boobies, and I am a Carebear. Should I feel guilty for being a Carebear? No more so than being a Prat, or the most effective PvPer in Eve Online, even a Scammer for what it's worth. Eve Online is a game that caters to all styles of play, so why should people care about how others play?

It's actually quite humorous when people rush to the forums and declare people are playing the game wrong. Play the game how you see fit, don't worry about others and how they feel about your style of game play. The true Carebears are the ones who worry or complain about the play styles of others. Just play the game, have fun.

A carebear to me has never been someone who doesn't pvp. It's simply someone who gets butthurt when risk catches up to them or is extremely risk adverse. A trader who goes into lowsec and gets blown up and doesn't throw a hissy fit because he understands the nature of the game, that's not a carebear. FOTM Cane pilot who writes a lengthy post on mmorpg.com explaining how he's sick of having to run missions to replace his losses is a carebear. I don't care how badass his killboard is, he's no better than the suicide ganked miner who cries about having to replace his hulk. I'll present some examples in the form of quotes.

"I got scammed and tried to petition it but CCP said it was part of the game, I'm unsubbing until they become more noob friendly"
CAREBEAR

"I got scammed for 200 million but it was my own fault, plus it was kinda cool to see the scam I got duped in make the news"
NOT CAREBEAR

"I want to pvp, but I don't want to go to low/null"
CAREBEAR

"I'm probably going to lose my Proteus tonight, eh, I'll go for it"
NOT CAREBEAR

"Goons keep blowing up my ice miners, I'm going to unsub until this blows over."
CAREBEAR

"I hope Goons try that **** again, I want to see if my tank can hold them until Concord gets to me this time."
HOPELESS DREAMER and also NOT CAREBEAR

Why, "carebear" usually denotes someone who's satisfied with building, rather than wanton destruction. Since it was a kid's cartoon, the ones who use the term pejoratively are infantile enough to think it's an insult to be compared to something harmless and cuddly. The ones who use the name to label someone else, of course, would wet their pants and cry for mommy if they actually ran into a tough guy...something they've probably already done several times in their sweet short lives. The experience is so unbearable (no pun intended) they spend the rest of their lives trying to make up for it by seeming tough, only from perfectly safe places...like behind a keyboard in mummy's basement.

wiki dat

Who's a carebear?

A carebear to me has never been someone who doesn't pvp. It's simply someone who gets butthurt when risk catches up to them or is extremely risk adverse. A trader who goes into lowsec and gets blown up and doesn't throw a hissy fit because he understands the nature of the game, that's not a carebear. FOTM Cane pilot who writes a lengthy post on mmorpg.com explaining how he's sick of having to run missions to replace his losses is a carebear. I don't care how badass his killboard is, he's no better than the suicide ganked miner who cries about having to replace his hulk. I'll present some examples in the form of quotes.

"I got scammed and tried to petition it but CCP said it was part of the game, I'm unsubbing until they become more noob friendly"
CAREBEAR

"I got scammed for 200 million but it was my own fault, plus it was kinda cool to see the scam I got duped in make the news"
NOT CAREBEAR

"I want to pvp, but I don't want to go to low/null"
CAREBEAR

"I'm probably going to lose my Proteus tonight, eh, I'll go for it"
NOT CAREBEAR

"Goons keep blowing up my ice miners, I'm going to unsub until this blows over."
CAREBEAR

"I hope Goons try that **** again, I want to see if my tank can hold them until Concord gets to me this time."
HOPELESS DREAMER and also NOT CAREBEAR

Real men wear goggles and a Navy shirt!

Because propulsion jamming takes so much time.

Why, "carebear" usually denotes someone who's satisfied with building, rather than wanton destruction. Since it was a kid's cartoon, the ones who use the term pejoratively are infantile enough to think it's an insult to be compared to something harmless and cuddly. The ones who use the name to label someone else, of course, would wet their pants and cry for mommy if they actually ran into a tough guy...something they've probably already done several times in their sweet short lives. The experience is so unbearable (no pun intended) they spend the rest of their lives trying to make up for it by seeming tough, only from perfectly safe places...like behind a keyboard in mummy's basement.

I'm a Carebear but I am really bad at it

I just wish there was a tag for people who have no idea what to do how ever long they play.

My definition of a Carebear is a little bit different, I suppose. Carebears fight, and fight hard to defend their home when it's attacked.

Every week, when Professor Coldheart attacks Care-a-Lot, what do Carebears do? They defend themselves with the most powerful weapon of all; the Carebear Stare. They don't back down or run away. They're there to keep Professor Coldheart from stopping the people on earth from caring.

Yeah, I'm a carebear by some definitions ... I have definitely emo-raged because of my own stupidity at times ... but I have always known it was my own mistakes that cost me the ship(s).