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Edited by TnNikita:
1/31/2016 5:29:05 PM
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Our Sisterhood is stronger and larger than ever! To allow more members to carry the clan tag, the Sisterhood of Guardians alliance offers four auxiliary groups, each with Xbox and PSN clans enabled.
In order to be part of an auxiliary clan, you must first join the main Sisterhood of Guardians group (apply using the link above). Once your application has been approved, you may apply to the auxiliary of your choice to claim an in-game clan tag.
NOTE: Please apply to join the main group, not the clan. Group size is unlimited; clans are limited to 100 members each on psn and xbox. Therefore, applying to set Sisterhood of Guardians as your clan will probably generate an error message saying our clan is full.
Please feel free to message an admin with any questions. Good luck out there, guardian!
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Edited by Durrs: 1/13/2016 10:56:29 PMCan you not see the hypocrisy? You expect men to change, yet women should not be judged on the way they dress or act? Yes, boys act that way its called testosterone and puberty. Changing of hormones. But, here you are implying women are innoncent and the target of oppression. Men should take responsibility for there own actions, as well as women should. I see feminist all the time saying I should not be judge for what I wear. Yes, your clan is nice, women can feel empowered. Excluding men was my point, you know my "not so great example" you are still targeting a certain group and excluding them. I believe the term is separatists. The only way change is going to happen is if you bring the opposites together. Its a way to help share ideals and state your opinion. I said enabling because the vibe I get from groups like this are giving the ideals I am self-entitled and should be able do whatever I want without being judge. Being so easily offended, never once did I target you. Just stated my opinion on the matter. Yet in your response you were trying to make assumptions and target my character. You also said that we set the examples for our children, our future. I would not like to meet your children in the future is all I can say. All in all it's an opinion. People get so offended when their own opinions or ideals are challenged.
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Expecting men who exhibit inappropriate behavior to change that behavior is somehow hypocritical? Preferring that people change poor behavior instead of resorting to treating them poorly in return is somehow hypocritical? Not accepting that the target of harassment is inherently responsible for that harassment is somehow hypocritical? I think one of us is confused about the definition of hypocrisy. And let's talk about targeting people. There are a lot of comments on this thread, and I don't see you going person by person to respond to all of them, nor do I see you making a general comment on the original post. What I do see you doing is responding directly to a comment I made. A comment that wasn't directed at you, in a conversation you weren't a part of, up until you inserted yourself into it. Which is fine, you get to do that, but of all the comments you had to choose from, you chose mine, and you want to say that you didn't "target" me? I find that difficult to believe. You get to have your opinion, and I'm not offended by your challenging my opinions or ideals. I do wish your challenge was something of actual substance, some new perspective of original insight that was helpful. It has turned out to be sadly unoriginal, even for this thread. Good luck in the world, guardian.
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Edited by Durrs: 1/13/2016 11:47:14 PMLike how you completely try to go around what I said. I said the hypocrisy of you expecting men to change but, women are completely fine. And targeting.... you went way off course I responded to your comment based on I disagreed with your statement. That is striking a conversation/debate which two civilized people can have(not an intent of insulting). You tried to target me directly by stating if I didn't agree I must be this. If my perspective is so unoriginal and has no substance, please do enlighten me as of why you completely avoided a logically debate and resorted to criticism. Yes, good day I hope whatever you want to happen unravels for you without effort.
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Can you show me a place I said women are completely fine? What I've said is that people on the receiving end of poor behavior shouldn't be blamed for the poor treatment they received. In this context, we're referring to your comment that "men and boys will be boys", which sets up the men's behavior as a focus. You want to accuse me of hypocrisy over something I didn't actually say and dismiss what I did say; that the boys will be boys argument is insulting to both men and women except not really according to you because hormones. That's pretty unoriginal and without substance, and I'm not sure why I owe you any debate at all.
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I am gender fluid but biologically male. I was wondering if it was possible for me to join this clan.
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[quote]I am gender fluid but biologically male. I was wondering if it was possible for me to join this clan.[/quote] Nope sorry it's our sisterhood. [quote][/quote]Unless you get a surgery down there =)
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Looking up your account, I don't see you listed as a member of Sisterhood. If you're a member under a different account, or just hopping on to our thread, please do not presume to speak for us, particularly when what you say doesn't reflect our views. As I explained to the person who originally asked the question, it's identity that matters to us, not biology. Surgery is no one's business but the person choosing whether or not to have it, and identity has nothing to do with surgery.
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Nope sorry it's our sisterhood. [quote][/quote]Unless you get a surgery down there =)[/quote] Sorry but being gender fluid I would prefer to keep my body the way it is x)
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It's how you identify that matters to us, not your biology. If you identify as female, you're welcome. If you're not comfortable identifying as female, we may not be the place for you. For folks who aren't sure if they want an all-female environment but are looking for a safe space, we recommend checking out Safegamers. Hope that helps!
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I'm having trouble finding safegamers. The group was there earlier but now it says it is not there. Sorry for any trouble I am causing.
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No trouble! Hopefully this link will get you there: https://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Forum/598506
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Thank you so much! You've been a great help :)
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You're welcome - good luck out there, guardian! :)
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Ok. Thank you for the info :)
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No problem! Also, for what it's worth, the frosix person who seemed to think surgery was a requirement doesn't show up as a member of Sisterhood as far as I can see, and I also responded to their comment asking them not to speak for us. We support you as you are and want to be, not as someone else thinks you should be! :)
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Bump.
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How do we join this clan? 😌
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If you identify as female, please click on the link above to join the group. If you want to have a SSTR clan tag, join the main group first, and then we can get you into an auxiliary for the tag. Hope that helps!
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I tried the link earlier as a ps4 user and it said something like it was full?
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This is most likely because you tried to join the clan, which Bungie limits to 100 people each on Xbox and psn, and not the group, which doesn't have a size limit. We ask that applicants join the main Sisterhood group first, and then we can direct them to console auxiliaries for clan tags.
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Think I got it this time!
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Ah right okay I'll try again, thankyou!
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Ladies are able to apply by clicking the link in the original post and joining the group.
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Bump.
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