Should I be worried?
When my significant other’s character pops up in a blog entry about a 30+ Single Gamers’ Club?
My angel is a centerfold. /sniff
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She does look lovely, though!
But on a compeltely different tone, what I find more disturbing is the link from within that article, the one “do such girls really exist online?” It links to a post about a girl who wrote about the reactions of her in-game friends when they discovered she was a girl. The DISTURBING part are the comments from the Joystiq community. How pathetic. I like that site, and it made me sick to see how some readers reacted to that blog post.