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On June 29 2012 21:45 Garnet wrote:
Retiring as a "active progamer" probably means she won't be playing anything, including SC2. This is actually good news, since the sooner she stops trying, the sooner her suffering ends. Now she can do something else like a normal girl!.
Yes, because a normal girl couldn't possibly play SC, is that what you're saying?
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tossgirl is the perfect woman <3 best of luck to her!
Doubt she's gonna bother to play SC2 though 
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"Tossgirl joins the Kpop industry"
Hehe :D.
But seriously o.o.
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On June 29 2012 22:23 Guamshin wrote:
"Tossgirl joins the Kpop industry"
Hehe :D.
But seriously o.o.
Yes please.
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Wishing her luck in whatever she decides to do next!
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T_T such a cutie and an inspiring lady.
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Sad to see her go she could have made the transition into being a host/caster if she really wanted to stay in e-sports.
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On June 29 2012 21:59 Bleak wrote:Show nested quote +On June 29 2012 21:38 pred470r wrote:
If she was a male that had the same results she would have retired ages ago and no one would have heard of her.
-.- Honestly worse players than her got sent out for a game or two in proleague. I think her coach never showed confidence in her, which is sad given her commitment. Especially on a team like STX, give me a break. It was a lot harder for her because she was a girl in a sexist environment, not easier. She wouldn't have become a poster girl and might be less success in terms of money and popularity, but she would have almost certainly gotten some games.
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On June 29 2012 22:13 Legatus wrote:Show nested quote +On June 29 2012 21:45 Garnet wrote:
Retiring as a "active progamer" probably means she won't be playing anything, including SC2. This is actually good news, since the sooner she stops trying, the sooner her suffering ends. Now she can do something else like a normal girl!. Yes, because a normal girl couldn't possibly play SC, is that what you're saying?
no, it's not normal for a girl to play sc:bw proffessional and shutting everything else down for 12 years.
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;-;
bw will never be the same
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i r sad
End of an era, thank you for the memories and odd sleeping schedules
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I really hope she finds something that makes her happy. I can't even imagine how hard the progaming environment must have been for her, especially being the only girl on the entire team. I admire her persistence and her dedication. The interviews with her reflected some kind of sadness imo.
Tossgirl fighting!
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On June 29 2012 22:45 Tanzklaue wrote:Show nested quote +On June 29 2012 22:13 Legatus wrote:On June 29 2012 21:45 Garnet wrote:
Retiring as a "active progamer" probably means she won't be playing anything, including SC2. This is actually good news, since the sooner she stops trying, the sooner her suffering ends. Now she can do something else like a normal girl!. Yes, because a normal girl couldn't possibly play SC, is that what you're saying? no, it's not normal for a girl to play sc:bw proffessional and shutting everything else down for 12 years.
It's not normal for anyone. I don't see your point.
Damn this is a sad day  Tossgirluuuuu
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On June 29 2012 22:45 Tanzklaue wrote:Show nested quote +On June 29 2012 22:13 Legatus wrote:On June 29 2012 21:45 Garnet wrote:
Retiring as a "active progamer" probably means she won't be playing anything, including SC2. This is actually good news, since the sooner she stops trying, the sooner her suffering ends. Now she can do something else like a normal girl!. Yes, because a normal girl couldn't possibly play SC, is that what you're saying? no, it's not normal for a girl to play sc:bw proffessional and shutting everything else down for 12 years.
That's true. You just forgot to mention that it's not normal for a guy either. What I was hinting at is that a normal girl *could*, in fact, do it. Just like a normal guy could.
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T_T
Goodbye and best of luck cutie.
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On June 29 2012 22:36 Chef wrote:Show nested quote +On June 29 2012 21:59 Bleak wrote:On June 29 2012 21:38 pred470r wrote:
If she was a male that had the same results she would have retired ages ago and no one would have heard of her. -.- Honestly worse players than her got sent out for a game or two in proleague. I think her coach never showed confidence in her, which is sad given her commitment. Especially on a team like STX, give me a break. It was a lot harder for her because she was a girl in a sexist environment, not easier. She wouldn't have become a poster girl and might be less success in terms of money and popularity, but she would have almost certainly gotten some games.
I'm really glad that someone is toeing this line, the pressure and expectations on her were great, she was the only active female progamer in starcraft for a long time, she had the position of trend setter thrust upon her, unlike jaedong and others who can differentiate themselves through their skill, she had to represent an entire gender on her shoulders, and will inevitability be remembered as "tossgirl-the most famous starcraft player who was a woman", rather than "tossgirl-okay at starcraft"
So lets not bash her guys, she was alot better than large percentage of people that have ever played starcraft.
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TOSS GIRL NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
There goes the second sexiest STX member........after KaL.
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Still hoping to see her in the esports scene.
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So. Did she ever win anything? 
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EPT
