RE: Gender Disparity in eSports

I share some of the views with you, and Im glad we have sparked an open-minded conversation.

I am by no means a misogynist, neither am I a feminist. I am way to busy with real world shit to police myself with who's offended by what, and the wage gap and so on.

But consider this, in our world, the esport route of making a living is still unchartered territory. Very few people (in the grand scheme of things) have made a success out of competitive gaming. Do you not think that what I said about the promotion of female esports is important, not only to even the playing field, but also to branch out? To bridge the gap between certain walks of life that wouldn't otherwise be exposed to this type of thing?

As I said in the post, I have my own views, some of which I did not share in the original for fear of causing a comment war.

But thanks for your reply, I really appreciate it!