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Edited by LanaDelRey:
10/22/2015 12:04:25 AM
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Letting those in who identify as male would create a slippery slope where the original purpose of the clan becomes diminished. Even if a person is "checked out" prior to allowing him in there are just some gamers out there that feel uncomfortable with a male present.
This could also potentially cause internal problems for those members who joined when only people who identify as female were let in.
What people have to understand is that this isn't the only clan around. There are hundreds more out there for you and others to choose from that don't require you to identify as female. Find one that suits you and your preferences.
So don't take it personally. It isn't a judgement of your character or anything, this clan just isn't for you.
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Thank you!You hit the nail right on the head here. It's not that we hate boys,this just isn't the place for them.Allowing boys into the clan at this point would make some of the girls feel cheated.It'd be a bait and switch recruitment tactic. They know what this clan is and they joined it because they agreed with the rules.It'd be unfair to all of our clan members to go changing them in such a drastic way. [spoiler]Not that we've ever seriously considered changing our requirements.If we did,we wouldn't be [i]Sisterhood[/i] of Guardians anymore.[/spoiler]
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No problem. I love what your clan stands for so I'm glad I got it right. I probably shouldn't be answering for you gals though. I might be wrong next time. :P [spoiler]You would totally keep the name! It would be like joining The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants! Except instead of jeans it would be the group that fits perfectly. :P[/spoiler]
