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Thread: Hun = RL male
Would you believe me when I told you that I know at least two RL females in SWG (playing female toons) that have called me "hun"? 
Heh..yeah. I know a lot of RL girls who use that term, both in & out of game environments (it is one of my sister's favorites, which has a lot to do with why I, anotherRL girl, don't use it
Landlubber wrote:
Would you believe me when I told you that I know at least two RL females in SWG (playing female toons) that have called me "hun"?
). Sorry, but that's just not a very goodRL gender flag.
well, as I told my step-children; that teenager that you are chatting with is really some middle-aged bureaucrate just pretending to be a 13 year old girl.
We all probably know some RL females that play and use the term; but I stand by my assertation!!! got nothing to back it up, so it must be right!!!
Course, my character has a comb-over and is as old as I could make it. I think I'll start calling people "hun" just to confuse the issue even more.
Esharra wrote:
Heh..yeah. I know a lot of RL girls who use that term, both in & out of game environments (it is one of my sister's favorites, which has a lot to do with why I, another RL girl, don't use it
Landlubber wrote:
Would you believe me when I told you that I know at least two RL females in SWG (playing female toons) that have called me "hun"?
I use "hon"
now, I have found that it's mostly the males that do leet speak, but that doesn't say much
Oh, and hun? That combover? Not so good.
sarahwojo wrote:
I use "hon," but I'm a mid-twenties female.
Who's not bald.
In EQI I was a mid-twenties female. Had a player fall in love with me. Since then, I have stopped being a RL female in the games.
Role playing a female is pretty sad in a MMORG. Basically, if yougood at playing and your character is high level, it pretty much means your not out cruising to pick up RL women. Which itself takes some effort and time.
Bottom line, having people think you are a RL woman, whether you are or are not, in a MMORG invites a lot of attention. I suppose some want that attention.
sarahwojo wrote:
Who's not bald.
Ha!
Like I said in the other thread, I say this all the time but I use "hon" usually because a lot of role players prefer that spelling. I'm a 28 yo married rl female. I'm not looking for a hook up or to talk anyone into believing my bio sex. I'm just Southern and tend to use all kinds of terms of endearment - sweetie, babe, sugar, etc. It's not part of my rp, it's just how I talk, lol.
Ohhhhhhh nuh-uhhh.....no he di'unt! Javy, baby, you can't go confusin' poor souls like dat!
Panthu wrote:
sarahwojo wrote:
Who's not bald.
Ha!
Like I said in the other thread, I say this all the time but I use "hon" usually because a lot of role players prefer that spelling. I'm a 28 yo married rl female. I'm not looking for a hook up or to talk anyone into believing my bio sex.
Yes. Well. there is that.
None of what I said applys to you.
And I really love the way Southern Women talk... so you can call me hon till the cows come home!!!
Panthu wrote:
sarahwojo wrote:
Who's not bald.
Ha!
Like I said in the other thread, I say this all the time but I use "hon" usually because a lot of role players prefer that spelling. I'm a 28 yo married rl female. I'm not looking for a hook up or to talk anyone into believing my bio sex.
maybe it's just because I've been hanging out around you too much
That's also just the way I talk IRL. Although, it does seem that most males spell it "hun" and most females spell it "hon." But that could also be an unfair generalization.
Panthu wrote:
Ha!
Like I said in the other thread, I say this all the time but I use "hon" usually because a lot of role players prefer that spelling. I'm a 28 yo married rl female. I'm not looking for a hook up or to talk anyone into believing my bio sex.