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Not implying I enjoy these things; quite the opposite.  I just understand why these things happen."

If, at ANY point, the game speaks to me in such a manner that I AM actually offended (which has not happened thus far) I will simply chose to not play the game.  So far, games haven't changed me in any way, shape or form.  They haven't made me look at women any more or less objectively than I'm not playing them.  

I am, and always have been under the impression, that if you are LOOKING to be offended by something, you will always find something to take offense to.  This holds especially true to people who, in fact, do not play video games, it seems.

I play videogames.  I'm mature enough to understand that what I am being presented with is, in fact, not real.  Therefore, the game never crosses the line of interacting directly with my reality (Unless Diablo 3 just got released and I have to work at 5 in the morning).  It is difficult for me to understand how someone could look at something as innocuous as a digital panty shot and huff and puff and throw words like sexism and opression around, I guess because I'm older than four years old?  That just seems like the height of immaturity to me, being unable to distinguish the difference between women in a videogame and women in real life, MAYBE because they are, in fact, viewing women as objects in both."

What is that?  What even is that?"

Like, put that sprite inside Space Quest 4, and we're still good."

Thanks for that."