When I first became pregnant, I went on Mumsnet. I found it informative, and I still check back from time to time. However, I could never really connect with the other mums and mums to be on it. I puzzled over the reasons for this, and then I realised that the problem was that none of them would have any idea what a d20 was.
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A geek is different. Normally it describes someone obsessed with a specific topic - usually science or technology based. This term has expanded to encompass a subculture. Most of these enthusiasts are also interested in science fiction, video games, and silly jokes.
There's obviously an overlap between these two groups. I don't really see that "nerd" has been embraced as a cultural term though. Geek certainly has.
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Mumsnet is hilarious, I love AIBU. I don't contribute though.
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I had a tangerine or something, but I forgot it.
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You are most definitely not the only one;)
As for finding nerd/geek mums, I feel your pain. It's as if other nerd girls don't procreate. I know there are others of us out there, but they're hard to find!
Also, I like nerd for some reason.
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Mothership?
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Hmm, the good ones are taken, but there's still room to manoeuvre.
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