LOL ESPORTS TEAM suspends players for saying women cannot compete during menstruation

Popular League of Legends Esports Player, Bvipo, was suspended by his organization after he said in the Market Stream that women should not play Competitive while menstruation. Bvipo, whose real name Gabriel Rau, told the viewers of Twitch Stream: “I don’t have enough support for women’s studies … women’s anatomy and their monthly cycles are extremely different from men, and there is no appropriate support system.” And before he mentioned women’s anatomy, some viewers probably thought they would talk about how to have more support for women in Esports. But then he continued:

“Even men just lean out of their fatigues when playing league legends. So when a woman in the wrong part of the month and play competitive, there is a time in the month where you shouldn’t play competitive games as a woman.” He justified His statement said he is based on his experience “Live with one time.” He claimed that the woman he lived with League of Legends He did “really obvious when she was just irritated in every stupid thing.” Bvipo added: “I’m not trying to be sexist or anything else.” His video circulated RedditBut no longer available.

In response to his statement Published on tiktokuThe host and co-creator of the League Award, the EEFJE “Sjokz” depoor, criticized and opposed his views. “I thought we went through that,” she said about Bvipo to call the female period “wrong” time in the month. “It’s so crazy,” Sjokz continued, talking about Olympic records, climb mountains, 24-hour shifts, whether providers for their children and take care of the elderly, and as long as they bleed the buckets and experience pain. “Also, the notion of men are not emotional in games for leagues …” She was leaving and made a sound.

Bvip’s organization, Flyqueven, then published announcement in X, admitting that “made sexist comments” and that they were a “antibody” on its core values. “Comments that could be discouraged by the woman to become a non-poverty”, we wrote it very seriously, “Bvipo from the game,” which is currently inside. The organization also donates its money rewards from events to cause women to cause women to Gaming brings and support women in games. Note, Flakuest has an Esports team called Red which displays “women and gender expansive people in games.”

After the announcement of Flyquest, Bvipo announced an apology in X, admitting wrong about. “I’m sorry I hurt,” he wrote. “I regret using my Vitriol fuel platform and sexism instead of support.”