Theos-Talk Archives (December 2002 Message tt00454)

--- wry <wry1111@earthlink.net> wrote:
> To continue, I am not a male, but a feminine, slim
> and pretty heterosexual grandmother. People on here
> assumed I was male and began calling me "he." I
> didn't bother correcting it, because I don't like
> giving personal details about myself, as it is
> irrelevant, and also, what kind of man would choose
> the email name, "Wry?" Give me a break. I did
> recently try to give a hint about my gender in a
> message to Daniel, which I thought people would pick
> up on.


Wry,
I find that the people who are most paranoid in the
world are those who can't be genuine with themselves.
And one place that one can be genuine is on the
internet. Yes you are right in being cautious about
who is who but paranoia breeds paranoia. That you feel
the need to choose an "email" name is rather juvenile.
You have come to the wrong party, the masquerade is
next door. Take your mask off and be yourself. Perhaps
then your message will have more validity and you can
continue to grow with the rest of us. 
Mic

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