Whoever mentioned the responses on the older forum...wow you weren't kidding. Such a shame.
Anyway...I'm glad people can be comfortable in their own skin. Good for her.
Anyway...I'm glad people can be comfortable in their own skin. Good for her.
Christ, you were not kidding. Did that place just go hyper right wing or something after all that went down?
Do not read the replies to his comment. For the sake of your own sanity.
Grats!
I can see why the comments locked, Gears is such a dude bro game.
Can we please not turn this into a Gears/Xbox thing, because sadly and disgustingly some people, regardless of the community, are shit and would insult her or others that dare come out and post something like this. Thus the comments are locked on her twitter.Xbox Twitter replies are as toxic as expected.
Good for her for coming out and I hope she is happier now that she has!
Christ, you were not kidding. Did that place just go hyper right wing or something after all that went down?
With all due respect, do we need to talk about that place? Just pretend it doesn't exist - it's better that way.While Googling her, I accidentally got to the old place thread about this and WOW don't go there if you don't want your day ruined. It's basically the polar opposite of this thread. OMG
Woah there, pal. The problem is it feels in service of the corporation not the person. She name checks Microsoft, her role, and the studio she works at. Why? I'm sure a large part is due to her being proud to work there and happy that they support her. But it's also to promote a favourable image of Microsoft as a company. Somewhere, in a board meeting, some line on some graph showed that being inclusive (which: yes, good) equals more revenue. So initiatives were put in place to promote this kind of thing.
Like I said, I'm glad Kate can live her life exactly the way she wants but there are so many people who can't, whose identities have been invalidated over and over for years and years by billion dollar corporations totally uninterested in their well being. People who did the work, wrote the rulebooks, got the message out, only for the corporations that oppressed them to swoop in last minute and co-opt their struggle for profit.
It's the overriding sense that people can't just be people in this capitalist hellscape: they have to be their work, they have to be their brands.
Please don't police someone's deeply personal message or their co-workers show of support. This means a lot to them and you're just playing thought police, and for what?
nobody should read a thread like this and come away worried about how they phrase their coming out to not be too corporate.
It's the overriding sense that people can't just be people in this capitalist hellscape: they have to be their work, they have to be their brands.