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Gaming knows no gender, because it's all about having fun.
Taz, Marah and Julie have been gaming and streaming online for years now and they think being a girl gamer is amazing and empowering.
They talk about what it’s like to be a female in the online gaming world and how to make the most of your gaming life.
This Safer Internet Day is themed ‘All fun and games? Respect and relationships online’ and is all about being kind to one another in games and other online spaces.
So get to know the real gamers behind the avatars and find out their secrets on how to deal with online nastiness, build respectful friendships and stay safe, while having the best time gaming!
Remember, if you run into any trouble online, it’s worth speaking to a trusted adult if you can.
You can block and report any nasty behaviour and if you’re unsure who to speak to about online bullying, there are places you can get urgent help.
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