So you're saying I should adapt to the shitty community, rather than actually trying to fix the problem. You see, if people actually stood up, and attempted to make a change (even a slight one or bring it to attention) the world would be a much better place. Rolling over and adapting to a community with poor behavior and opinions is the easy thing to do, but not the right thing. Sometimes you need to call it out for what it is. It's people like yourself who think "Oh!! That girl got a feminine gamertag, she's clearly an attention whore!! Why didn't she just pretend to be a guy! She deserves to be harassed!" which is the problem with how the gaming community treats girls and how they think they should be treated. Why won't native american people pretend to be white to avoid racism? Why don't homosexuals pretend to be straight to avoid homophobic comments? I mean, isn't it MUCH easier to do these things? Yes, it is easier but that doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. "Felicia" is the name given to me at birth. Why can't I use it as a gamertag like some males use their own names as one, without automatically wanting attention. OMGZZZ I just realized you had ROB in your username!! You're such an attention whore. (Nice double standard, huh) Are you aware that most females like feminine things? Such as usernames? Hell, some of my accounts been called "toxic girl" and "tinkerbell" when I was only 10, but surely, I was looking for attention then too huh?