I don't know if I'd say that, I've met just as many female vapers as I have male.
I wouldn't get too comfie on the whole sub-ohm culture either, I'd be willing to bet in 4-5 years (tops) it'll be gone all together. As soon as the technology is there and we can get the same vape without having to sub-ohm there really won't be a point to do it anymore, either that or something new will come along (it always does).
disagree on a couple points
-while there are a lot of female vapers, there are NOT a lot of feminine mods, which is why you see these terrible, gaudy attempts to make mods more feminine -- beads, tassled, stickers, sparkly ....... And, no: putting a pink wrapper on an eGo does not make it feminine. Putting a purple M-tank on your kayfun is better but still not really there. These topical touches are not what we need IMO in terms of "feminine mods". The Titanide 14 I got my wife definitely qualifies though, as do a few other devices. Yet for the most part vapeware is fairly severe and definitely masculine.
-I think greater amps vapes way better than higher volts. WAY better. Although some of the very high-power regulated devices can give a good vape, for a few hundred dollars.
however, I disagree emphatically that a 2.5ohm coil @ 30w vapes anywhere near as nicely as that 0.6ohm @ 30w
Just saying "sub ohm" isn't going anywhere. neither are mechanical devices, which IMO vape better at any resistance.
