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I don't know, I haven't played it.

He who doesn't sleep is tormenting Nebka.

Or lives in the Far East.

Why did I come here again?

Oh yeah, Arandor, what do you think, is Andariel a maiden of pain or a maiden of desire?

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Okay, I'm leaving.

Your score for masculinity was 97.
Your score for femininity was 103.

However, the test is actually quite strange. It seems to measure not masculinity and femininity, but rather conformity to stereotypical masculine and feminine traits, such as "girls like to dance and shop, while boys like weapons and other things."

That's what it's about, Sesama. The test was created to show that women can possess traits associated with masculine archetypes, and men can possess feminine traits. And that the traits of different archetypes do not contradict each other.

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I hope these guys aren't gay in the Dragon Age storyline?

The horned one is bisexual.

The horned one is bisexual.

Then it wasn't me and Heroist who became friends.

Well, yes, in terms of personality, you don't really resemble these characters. Although... Tom (the bearded one) pretended to be someone else, he was a so-called "clone," so...

(even in English)

Stupid Americans don't know their own language))) Dwarves create entire armies))) More like - ROFL create entire armies)))

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The test was created to show that women are quite capable of possessing traits associated with masculine archetypes, and men with feminine ones.

Well, most of the guys here still conform to masculine archetypes, and our forum can hardly be called a stronghold of stereotypical boors who work in a factory and drink beer, so the test doesn't really show what it was created for.
Okay, not our forum, but the COMMUNITY that has formed in this section (because of the politicians, I can't immediately say about the entire section).

Yes, thanks to Rassilon, almost all the politicians have been dealt with; now, only about one and a half crazy individuals show up per week.

Well, most of the guys here still fit the male stereotypes, but our forum can hardly be called a stronghold of stereotypical boors who work in a factory and drink beer, so the test doesn't really show what it was created for.

Well, the point is that the traits of both stereotypes can easily be attributed to one person. Not necessarily, but they can be. And they are not mutually exclusive. The bias can easily be explained by the methods of upbringing in our country. After all, even in school, boys and girls had different practical lessons.

No one really took care of my upbringing, except for prohibitions like "don't wander outside the yard, don't stay out late," and that's pretty much it. The influence of society can also be ruled out – our labor lessons were not very good, and I didn't do anything in them because I was clumsy, and I didn't socialize with other kids at school.

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Actually, for the reasons described above, I was thinking before opening the test that I would have low masculinity/high femininity, but after seeing the list of questions, I immediately realized that this was not the case. If there were really stereotypical questions – do you like football, cars, hockey, or something like that, then yes.

there was a stereotypical question like "do you like playing computer games" (I checked, it really does add to their perceived masculinity).
I thought about how many people who don't like computer games are on a forum dedicated to computer games, and I laughed.

You don't play very often, for example. And whenever there's something to discuss, you always say you don't have time for it, or you don't respond at all.

Regarding the strange selection of questions, I won't argue. The question about the bed is unclear as to what it's doing in a test on gender roles. It's more of a question from a depression test. And the stairs are more likely related not to stereotypes, but to the height of the person being surveyed.

I answered this question in the affirmative, and only the laziest person didn't make fun of my height.