I can accept cutting the real life examples, but Anne Coulter is an attention whole. That scene wasn't that they asked her and then didn't talk to her. They didn't ask her anything at the moment. They were talking with the other guest about a subject that he was the expert on, not her. And her reaction was only about them not talking to her, not the subject or trying to give an opinion on it.
So anyone claiming that's not an example shows you didn't watch that episode.
Again, not putting that on the main page. Just pointing out why the claim it doesn't fit is wrong.
blackcat moderator
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07:39:53 PM May 10th 2010
Moving this example here because I am not sure that it fits the trope as described.
Phoebe of Charmed got angry that Piper was forced to leave a cafe because she was breast feeding. So, to protest, she rode around naked on a horse inspired by Godiva. How that's protesting for breastfeeding, I don't know.
Nuxx
06:10:33 PM Jul 31st 2010
It's definitely a good example of attention whore behaviour. Maybe you should back it up with a few other examples of attention seeking shes done in the past.
Cliche
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02:51:34 PM Sep 17th 2010
"If you are a Gamer Chick and don't go to every possible length to hide your gender online, there's a good chance you will be stereotyped as one of these."
Is it impossible for people to add a fandom entry without ridiculous over-the-top hyperbole or something? There are several communities with fair gender representation and even some where females dominate.