>--- Bitch <info at pulpculture.org> wrote:
><taken from your blog>
>
><<It has always pissed me off that men on e-mail lists
>want to know what I look like. But it's not just men.
>Women are like that, too. What does it matter? Is what
>I say different because of what I look like? Does it
>help you respect me more? Less?>>
>
>No. It does help humanize you (plural you) though.
>For the past five years I have interacted almost daily
>with people on this list, I find it quite normal that
>I should want to add the visual dimension to this. So
>I dont think it odd or problematic that I should want
>to see your faces. Actually, the contrary is true. It
>is actually quite strange that you would want to talk
>with someone whom you have never seen, met.
Thanks for admitting that you were putting others down in the first place. I always like to bring out the best in people.
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