[ SECRET POST #2329 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2329 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It annoys me because I want them to stop acting like girl geeks are unicorns. It's nice that they have nerdy girls, Bernadette and Amy are cool, but they all act like liking the boy's geeky stuff is lame. The only time I enjoyed the girls and geekiness was when they were all reading comic books and trying to figure out if you anyone else could hold Thor's hammer. Otherwise, it's all "oh my, there's a GIRL in the comic book store!" or "Sweetie, no girl plays D&D!" Fuck that noise.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I love BBT but hate this aspect of it - girl geeks are nowhere near rare. Even if it was a local issue (not a very nerdy town, most are male, it DOES happen) the male characters have traveled to cons and such, they go on the internet, and should damn well know the geek scene is hardly gender exclusive.

The writers have no excuse. How hard would it be to show the girls more interested in these things? Would it magically change their femininity? Are they not allowed because they're all thin and pretty? (oh and can THAT joke die? not every single female geek is "fat and ugly"... and even if they are, why are they held at that standard when male geeks are allowed to be all types? come on, writers. get your shit together)