Department Producer, In-Game Cinematics @Blizzard_Ent • Previously @Obsidian • Gaming, Sci fi, Horror • Violinist • She/Her • Opinions are my own 
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- Your email was too abrasive - You’re being too pushy - You were put on this project because they expected you to fail - Are you single? - I bet you’re shit at games - That’s a dumb idea - You didn’t get the promotion (no reason)
If you or someone you know has said one of these things to a woman in the industry, whether it be game dev or content creator, think long and hard about it. And don’t fucking do it again.
Also an apology would be nice but we can’t all have nice things, especially if you’re femalepic.twitter.com/Jr5inh13lk
That last part... key life advice.
I have a similar but opposite experience, because I'm a man in a very female-dominated field and workplace. I deal with similar things (on a much smaller scale, mind you). My coworkers can get away with saying and doing so much because "he's a man, he can handle it"
Ugh I’m sorry you have to deal with that. It definitely goes both ways. 
I don't see why all listed things are specifically told by a man to a woman. As to me just comments from some arrogant and/or ignorant people, which they can say with some variations to anyone.
The sad thing is, as pointed out by Katrina, these comments are specifically targeted to women only because they are women while men could be targeted for other reasons.
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