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What else do you know about programmers' complaints?
Although they are often blacked out, programmers always don't mind our ridicule, and they often laugh at themselves mischievously. It may be that there are more ridicules and self-deprecations, and programmers don't care about these complaints, which has also led to more and more people with too much labeling bias against programmers.
for example
I have seen such a post to the effect that a girl describes her first date with a programmer. In the description, she said: What do you need to pay attention to when dating a very typical programmer?
Most people in the comment area did not answer around "what to pay attention to", but instead asked the questioner: What kind of programmer is a "very typical programmer"?
Someone in the comment area said that they have been a programmer for 6 years, and that there are not a few people who have met personable and clean programmers; there are also many programmers who have never lacked girlfriends and are very caring for others; there are also non-smoking and alcoholic, everyday Just thinking about cooking and cooking hurts his wife's programmer.
Human beings are inherently full of diversity. Programmers are just a profession. Those who have prejudices against them-dull, dull, incomprehensible-but people who happen to meet these characteristics become programmers, not after they become programmers. They have become people of this character.
In fact, programmers are just like workers in other positions.
There are people like this in every industry. Why do you just put these labels on programmers? There is no scientific data that shows that programmers are synonymous with these tags.
Programmers will only have a higher salary than most, but they are actually just a job, and they are also a hard worker. If you have an inherent impression of them, it is recommended to have a real communication with them and walk into their lives instead of just relying on one-sided descriptions on the Internet to define them.
Give another example
There is a girl studying law who is going to go on a date with a programmer boyfriend who just got together. Before the date, this girl searched the programmer's preferences on the Internet, and finally defined that programmer boys like the second element. On the day of the date, this girl was wearing a jk skirt and a bow tie on her head. Although she is very awkward on the date, she still firmly believes that programmers will like her like this.
Clothes similar to this (picture: source network, intrusion and deletion)
In the end, boys didn't think girls were different, let alone liked them very much. After that, the two went to the supermarket together. The girl returned to her original appearance. She was not shy or pretended in front of the boy. Instead, the programmer boy's eyes lit up, as if he had seen the goddess.
You see, not every programmer is like what is said on the Internet. Each of them has his own personality and hobbies. Isn't it too objective to describe them in a single vocabulary?
If you have a programmer object, don't search for their preferences on the Internet. It's better to ask them directly, so that it is not only straightforward, but also the best answer~
As a programmer, what do you like to dress for girls? Leave a message and talk about it!