yeah it will be D <| sep |> Bahaha yes . I saved a photo like that in my phone <| sep |> Why isn ' t this on every Ruger now ? <| sep |> Wait . is this real ? Why do I always miss the good stuff <| sep |> Eik trkempi kysymys ole , ett mink Sipiln sukulaisen omistaman firman kautta tutkimus suoritetaan ? <| sep |> Do guys still seriously think none of us go online , too ? The logic for it all goes something like 1 . Women get special treatment in real life due to looking pretty 2 . Men do not get that unless 1010 super pretty 3 . Online you don ' t get that special treatment , putting you on the same playing field as men 4 . Thus , to give everyone ' s thoughts equal consideration , we assume people online are men firstFor some conversations online that require gender to give context e . g . how you feel about sexist behavior , it makes perfect sense to mention your gender . For other conversations that don ' t require it e . g . how you feel about speed limits , bringing gender into the equation is like saying I want that special treatment back , which the internet will rally against and call you bad names for . Often , these conversations mix , and so with confirmation bias everyone has a lot of examples to hate .