Let me guess... you played Alliance? 
Also when I was Horde I was playing with IRL friends that provided me with a guild of people who mostly respected women, whereas when I was playing Alliance I was on my own and had to find guilds of people I didn't know. I was able to find a guild of mature individuals on my Alliance server but they weren't the best players.
And that's the shitty compromise that female players are often faced with in WoW. Sometimes you can't play in groups as good as the ones you could be playing with because they create environments that are hostile to women.
And that's the shitty compromise that female players are often faced with in WoW. Sometimes you can't play in groups as good as the ones you could be playing with because they create environments that are hostile to women.
My question wasn't meant to be entirely serious 
Alliance gets a bad rep for being the more childish faction, but the two aren't that different. Especially not after the ban of creating characters of the opposite faction was lifted. Still, as a long-time Horde player I would've liked it better if you had said yes x)
Also, you gave some good advice up there, even if you did make the OP's problem sound a bit like a scientific experiment
Alliance gets a bad rep for being the more childish faction, but the two aren't that different. Especially not after the ban of creating characters of the opposite faction was lifted. Still, as a long-time Horde player I would've liked it better if you had said yes x)
Also, you gave some good advice up there, even if you did make the OP's problem sound a bit like a scientific experiment
I've played both in equal amounts I think. I might have spent more time raiding and guilding as Horde tbh. I didn't find one side to contain more sexist assholes than the other, although the Alliance contained more female players as far as I could tell.