WolframBeta
Banned User - multiple forum accounts - troll - no
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I never really had to complain to any casino reps here, but I noticed a disproportionately high amount of female reps. I couldn't help feeling being manipulated, or at least someone attempted to manipulate me and the general demographic of the casinomeister forums. This falls into the extremely large grey area of "selling sex", somewhere between the acceptable and blatantly manipulative ends (such as cocktail waitress wearing provocative clothing), not sure where. This also applies to online chat reps of the casinos.
If you have to ask me "how is purposely assigning females as casino reps in a predominately male environment manipulative", I don't know what to say to you. Go take psychology courses maybe?
If you've been on the internet long enough, you would definitely know not everyone who claims to be female online are actually female. The percentage of "fake female" most likely vary from place to place, and increases when less of your real information is shown to your audience. In an online game that have girls asking for virtual money 95%+ of those girls are probably male irl. Some of the "female" reps here are probably male irl. This figure is probably much higher for the live casino chat reps. The "Lily" you talked to, his real name is probably "Ganesh" from India. If you've been on the internet for a while, this probably doesn't surprise you.
Yet, it's pretty hard to take out frustration of feeling someone's trying to manipulate you. You don't even know where to direct your frustration. All you know is the proportion of female reps compared to what it should be with regards to the industry is too high. But you don't know who's manipulating and who's not. Let's look at this with numbers, I'm going to use arbitrary numbers here since I don't know what the real ones should be, so just trying to approximate it roughly. Let's say there are currently 85% female reps and considering the demographics of customer base, expertise, and job knowledge it should be 85% male. You know some of these female reps, 15% of all reps, actually deserve to be there, but 70% of all reps do not. In other words in a non-manipulative situation 1/6 of the female reps are supposed to be there. Now instead of 1, you have 6 reps. So on average 5 of those are trying to manipulate you. The problem is you have no clue who is the genuine one and which other 5 are manipulating you, thus harder to know who to point at and say "stop manipulating me"
And there is also the issue of "What if I enjoy being manipulated", similar to "I know they're selling sex but I'd rather have my cocktail waitresses be female than male." Aside from "fake female" issue, this could be a valid point and it depends on personal stance. My personal stance is that when it comes to dealing with money I'd want everything to be manipulation-free. If you find random women (maybe) to be pleasant to talk to, you're better off saving money by not allowing yourself to be manipulated, and use that saved money on stripper, hookers, etc/whatever suits your boat, in my opinion.
If you have to ask me "how is purposely assigning females as casino reps in a predominately male environment manipulative", I don't know what to say to you. Go take psychology courses maybe?
If you've been on the internet long enough, you would definitely know not everyone who claims to be female online are actually female. The percentage of "fake female" most likely vary from place to place, and increases when less of your real information is shown to your audience. In an online game that have girls asking for virtual money 95%+ of those girls are probably male irl. Some of the "female" reps here are probably male irl. This figure is probably much higher for the live casino chat reps. The "Lily" you talked to, his real name is probably "Ganesh" from India. If you've been on the internet for a while, this probably doesn't surprise you.
Yet, it's pretty hard to take out frustration of feeling someone's trying to manipulate you. You don't even know where to direct your frustration. All you know is the proportion of female reps compared to what it should be with regards to the industry is too high. But you don't know who's manipulating and who's not. Let's look at this with numbers, I'm going to use arbitrary numbers here since I don't know what the real ones should be, so just trying to approximate it roughly. Let's say there are currently 85% female reps and considering the demographics of customer base, expertise, and job knowledge it should be 85% male. You know some of these female reps, 15% of all reps, actually deserve to be there, but 70% of all reps do not. In other words in a non-manipulative situation 1/6 of the female reps are supposed to be there. Now instead of 1, you have 6 reps. So on average 5 of those are trying to manipulate you. The problem is you have no clue who is the genuine one and which other 5 are manipulating you, thus harder to know who to point at and say "stop manipulating me"
And there is also the issue of "What if I enjoy being manipulated", similar to "I know they're selling sex but I'd rather have my cocktail waitresses be female than male." Aside from "fake female" issue, this could be a valid point and it depends on personal stance. My personal stance is that when it comes to dealing with money I'd want everything to be manipulation-free. If you find random women (maybe) to be pleasant to talk to, you're better off saving money by not allowing yourself to be manipulated, and use that saved money on stripper, hookers, etc/whatever suits your boat, in my opinion.
. OP did you try to start a relationship on chat to then find out the chat representative was the opposite of the sex you are attracted to?
