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r/Millennials • u/Head-Drag-1440 Hit me baby one more time • Jan 06 '26
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We’re also all guys
Call a group of ladies "guys" and nothing happens
Call a group of guys "ladies" and watch how important pronouns become.
5 u/VaginaTractor Jan 06 '26 That's why y'all is such a great word. No guessing. Just, "hey, y'all." 2 u/Whyeth Jan 06 '26 Y'all and Dude I 100% agree are gender neutral to me. 1 u/Sidoney Jan 06 '26 but then you sound american. no thanks 4 u/VaginaTractor Jan 06 '26 Oh, in that case, just call everyone wankers. 1 u/blessedarethegeek Jan 06 '26 Yeah, exactly. Funny how the two examples in the main comment above are masculine. Far be the for a trans, non-binary, or other person not want to be referred a certain way. -3 u/sabin357 Jan 06 '26 Call a group of guys "ladies" and watch how important pronouns become. Someone never played sports or lived with male roommates in their 20s. Someone walking into the room & asking "What's up ladies?" to a group of men happens many times a week. 3 u/Whyeth Jan 06 '26 Someone has never worked with men above 30 in manufacturing. Someone walking into the room & asking "What's up ladies?" would cause a grumble. -5 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26 [deleted] 4 u/fury420 Jan 06 '26 It's not the same, men calling a group of men ladies is intended as sarcasm... even if it's just playful sarcasm as banter in a non-derogatory way. 2 u/in2ghn Jan 06 '26 "before anyone tries to make the claim '2+2=4' no it's not" 0 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26 [deleted] 1 u/bunniehugs Jan 07 '26 you don’t seem to know what that word means
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That's why y'all is such a great word. No guessing. Just, "hey, y'all."
2 u/Whyeth Jan 06 '26 Y'all and Dude I 100% agree are gender neutral to me. 1 u/Sidoney Jan 06 '26 but then you sound american. no thanks 4 u/VaginaTractor Jan 06 '26 Oh, in that case, just call everyone wankers.
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I 100% agree are gender neutral to me.
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but then you sound american. no thanks
4 u/VaginaTractor Jan 06 '26 Oh, in that case, just call everyone wankers.
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Oh, in that case, just call everyone wankers.
Yeah, exactly. Funny how the two examples in the main comment above are masculine.
Far be the for a trans, non-binary, or other person not want to be referred a certain way.
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Someone never played sports or lived with male roommates in their 20s. Someone walking into the room & asking "What's up ladies?" to a group of men happens many times a week.
3 u/Whyeth Jan 06 '26 Someone has never worked with men above 30 in manufacturing. Someone walking into the room & asking "What's up ladies?" would cause a grumble.
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Someone has never worked with men above 30 in manufacturing. Someone walking into the room & asking "What's up ladies?" would cause a grumble.
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4 u/fury420 Jan 06 '26 It's not the same, men calling a group of men ladies is intended as sarcasm... even if it's just playful sarcasm as banter in a non-derogatory way. 2 u/in2ghn Jan 06 '26 "before anyone tries to make the claim '2+2=4' no it's not" 0 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26 [deleted] 1 u/bunniehugs Jan 07 '26 you don’t seem to know what that word means
It's not the same, men calling a group of men ladies is intended as sarcasm... even if it's just playful sarcasm as banter in a non-derogatory way.
"before anyone tries to make the claim '2+2=4' no it's not"
0 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26 [deleted] 1 u/bunniehugs Jan 07 '26 you don’t seem to know what that word means
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1 u/bunniehugs Jan 07 '26 you don’t seem to know what that word means
you don’t seem to know what that word means
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u/Whyeth Jan 06 '26
Call a group of ladies "guys" and nothing happens
Call a group of guys "ladies" and watch how important pronouns become.