lonegardener said:You’ve got a skewed perspective simply because you’re right in the thick of it.
Most people aren't actually at the center of everything. In other words, your conclusions are being drawn from a statistically insignificant sample size.
Sure, there are plenty of them. But let's be honest—that term "plenty" is pretty vague. It could mean anything.
You missed the mark again, honestly. 🤷 It’s not like it's completely worthless. I'm not saying it lacks any significance at all. 🤣Of course, that's a pretty interesting tool. 🙂 Look, that’s definitely not the only reason a woman would be straight. For crying out loud, I feel like I have to spell everything out for you.
All I'm saying is that, looking back, the numbers ended up being much higher than I originally anticipated.
And what constitutes "high"? Well, I suppose everyone has their own internal metric for that.
Your perception is skewed simply because you're right in the thick of it.
In other words, your conclusions are based on a statistically non-representative sample.
Could you clarify what you mean by that?
Are you suggesting my social circle consists exclusively of gay people, making my sample size biased?
Because if that's the implication, you've got it completely wrong. I actually have more straight friends than gay ones, and I rarely ever set foot in gay clubs or similar venues.
It bothers me a little bit, though—that slight (😍) sense that she views herself as part of some sort of "elite" because of it.
Okay, this is the first time I've heard anyone put it that way.🤣
An elite? That seems like a massive stretch. Honestly, I find it hard to buy into that.