If you think abuse in Blizzard only comes from men to women, you wrong.

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Another batch of posts about Blizzard/Ex Blizzard employers.The linked one is from a woman that works on Overwatch (2?) followed by others two woman.https://mobile.twitter.com/Nimithiriel/status/1418702683712614405Nothing like seeing one of your abusers running around social media “supporting” other women who are telling their stories, all while talking about how rough it was for them during their time at Blizz. I wanna vomit. Also if you think abuse only comes from men to women, wrong.Some of the most toxic and scarring memories I have at Blizzard are from the lies other women made up about me. It's not just the men.Same, same, same. The ones who hurt me the most from Blizzard were women. I’m so sorry, to you both. We all deserve better and an amazing support system from our fellow women.

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