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...y for wearing glasses instead of contacts, or that I write just for the enojoyment of it. Who are they to judge? They are nobody, just like me. If you stop for a minute, you'll notice that we're not so different after all. We all need to eat and drink. Why would someone want to berate another person? For the sheer enjoyment of it? I just don't see how that's possible. Maybe I should try it sometime, but I doubt I'll like it at all. So, that's it. We're different. Big deal. "In cyberspace, we are learning to live in virtual worlds," expresses Sherry Turkle in her essay Cyberspace and Identity (272). There is no better way to describe the topic of gender switching than to say we live in virtual worlds. In the essay Boy, You Fight Like a Girl, Alex Pham describes many of the different gender switching aspects that go into the world of online gaming. What can we do to make the preceding paragraph an effective introduction? Note that the writer utilizes two excellent quotations. Meghan Daum explores the enjoyment and disappointment of her personal experiences while in a cyber relationship in her essay "Virtual Love." Daum, a twenty-six-year-old single woman living in New York City trying to make her way as a writer. Meghan, an introverted, unattached your woman with self-professed communication a...