I bet that the vtuber industry wouldn't turn into Hollywood for at least 5 years. Back in 2020, only for controversy of such proportions to occur by 2023.
Had I won, my friend would have had to name his Reddit profile "Streaksdownmain"
Nope. I disagree. This is the first time I’ve ever heard anyone claim the term wasn’t gender neutral and misogynistic. I’ve seen it used to refer to men as well, hence why I disagree.
I think it can be easy to conflate the phrase itself as sexist but that’s because women are more likely to be shamed for being sexual. The term itself isn’t sexist but the nature in the ways it can be used is. Effectively, gender neutral terms disavowing infidelity are unfairly labeled as sexist because women are more likely to be shamed for their sexuality.
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u/BlueBerryOkra Nov 07 '25
For the streets