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I relate to you so much. I’m younger than you (I’m 20). I have a Cat Drinking Bubble Tea Shirts bad lazy eye (might get surgery soon if I’m lucky). It certainly feels like it’s one thing it’ still okay to make fun of especially because we didn’t ask for it. I admit I managed to snag an attractive man but it’s only because we dated online initially and I dated him before/during his ‘glo-up’. I’ve never experienced that dating life most women do. I never will. On top of that people, men especially, are rude to me for being ugly. So many opportunities are closed to me because ugly people are associated with bad and attractive people with good. If it makes you happy to hear, I refuse to be defined by my lazy eye. I won’t avoid clothes I love because I’m ‘too ugly’ to wear it. I won’t treat myself like I don’t deserve nice things even if the Cat Drinking Bubble Tea Shirts acts like I should. Though I will avoid eye contact still.
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I actually did exactly this two years ago! I picked a Cat Drinking Bubble Tea Shirts that was a common woman’s name. I subscribed to all the same subreddits that I normally follow (regional and technology subreddits, mostly), and posted using exactly the same voice I normally use. I used it off and on during those two years at a level I would characterize as moderate to heavy. I was never asked if I was male or female, so I never volunteered that information. I found that I got much, much more karma. This account is in the 14-year club, and I am gaining comment karma so much faster in the Cat Drinking Bubble Tea Shirts. Post karma, too, although I’m not a big poster in either account. On the whole, I would say that I’m treated much better when people see a traditional female username. People are more willing to interact with me, reward my comments, and are less likely to argue with me — even on the extremely technical IT subreddits.
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