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   by sdfsdf44 13y ago

   This sounds about right. People are generally aware of how they look and act and what that communicates to others; it is always possible to adjust people's perceptions through words and actions, but the initial impression is, for most
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   by sdfsdf44 13y ago

   I understand and appreciate that, but I do hope some day it will be considered as normal and acceptable as it is for a woman to. It's just self-expression, and although it may seem strange, I don't do it to stand out even though s
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   by sdfsdf44 13y ago

   I'm the same. I do it because I like it; nothing is implied about who I am and every actual comment I have received has been positive or neutral.
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   by sdfsdf44 13y ago

   I read a few blogs as well as subreddits, but at least for now, lack the skill to do real 'art' myself. A program would be an interesting exercise, I guess. As for 'inappropriate' advertising to women, I'd say that
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   by sdfsdf44 13y ago

   As a straight male who paints his nails, I find people getting upset over this issue (and the more general issue of gender stereotypes in tech at all) ridiculous, both people who assume negatively and positively.