>>2705039Let’s see what her failures are and how /out/ would stack up:
>went outsideRight off the bay she’s winning. But let’s move past that
>convinced a girl to go with herAgain, this is an impossible feat for the average /out/ist
>only walked a mile from her carThat’s about the limit of the childhood obesity having anime watchers who post here, but her intention was to camp and try out some gear. Anyone claiming every trip they take is epic 20 mile days scrambling across boulder fields is probably gay.
>gets her bear line stuck in a treeThe only people this hasn’t happened to are people who don’t hang their food. She did use the remaining line to suspend her food off the ground to keep out various critters, something /out/ insists isn’t necessary.
>chooses a bad site, cheap tent is blown downI don’t see much discussion about site selection, but I have seen her tent mentioned before. I guess that’s a draw.
>bailed outThis is really where the difference comes in. Most men would have stayed, even the mouth breathers of /out/. Just set up your tent and try again (unless it’s damaged, in which case, yeah, bail out if you can).
Hopefully she learned a lesson and figured out how to use big rocks when pegs won’t do.
