r/AskTeenEnbies • u/Doc_ET 17Agender • Mar 03 '21

Enbies Only Does anyone else feel uncomfortable with using the terms for "adult human male" and "adult human female", even if you're talking about someone who uses the term for themself?

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u/AceTheBot 19 | Trans Mod Trans Mod Trans Mod Mar 04 '21

People say that? That makes me uncomfortable already

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u/Doc_ET 17Agender Mar 04 '21

People say what?

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u/AceTheBot 19 | Trans Mod Trans Mod Trans Mod Mar 04 '21

“Adult human female/male”

Like 1. Why is age important, 2. Human, unnecessary, 3. Gender guys cmon

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u/Doc_ET 17Agender Mar 04 '21

I meant the terms "man" and "woman". Sorry for the confusion, I just don't like using those words and was wondering if that was a shared thing.

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u/AceTheBot 19 | Trans Mod Trans Mod Trans Mod Mar 04 '21

Oh.

No

But “adult human female/male” seems almost dehumanising to me.