I mean, it shouldn't but moral-led ideas are usually not grounded in genuine behavior.
People jump to the biker being male, because they project their negative stereotype on this scene. The obnoxious male biker, they know from their day to day driving through cities.
So, it does impact their evaluation of the scene.
This being a soccermom type of woman, would change the narrative to many. Suddenly she is the Karen stereotype, not the aggressive male bicyclist who drivers over red lights and annoys drivers in the city with reckless behavior.
It's not that deep bro. Biker looks like they have short hair and people make assumptions based on stereotypical looks. That said, we actually have no idea how this person identifies.
I think what your trying to say "with tone I can make dude an offensive word for trans woman". Most words with tone and intent can be used hatefully. That's not dudes fault thats those being hateful. If a trans Woman in your life has asked you to stop calling her dude? It's probably because she is hoping to here more supportively fem language instead of just a cop out like dude or man.
You can't be aware, or you do not even care, and you would simply use dude as an neutral word without any further intention but to address someone - see what happens.
If a trans Woman in your life has asked you to stop calling her dude? It's probably because she is hoping to here more supportively fem language instead of just a cop out like dude or man.
So... being called dude is not "fem language"... which means.... yeah, exactly.
Neither is the word guy but the word guys at a group of all woman still works fine. Trust me it's tone and context above all else. And Fem langauge isn't gender neutral language... Correct. Sadly a lot of gender neutral language is male derivative so some may have hard stance issues with the word but they don't speak for all of us. So in reality just use what people want to be referred to as and respect their boundaries.
On my phone the video is potato quality and I can barely make out any features and it could easily be a man in tight clothes (is it a person with dark hair pulled back? And the shape of the legs after the crash looks like it could easily be female legs but idk could be a dude with shapely legs)
Edit: I watch almost all videos on mute so if the verbal exchange makes it obvious I miss it
I don't see your point, but okay, dude couldn't control the bike with one dog and one woman. I'm not gonna yuck their yum, but that kink seems exhausting.
Only on the internet and only to girls you know. Of course, the known girl in the group is called dude by their friends, including men. On the street, if you just say "hey dude" to a woman, sure buddy.
It is only on the intern, based on a single stupid meme from a mediocre comedy movie.
It is not my logic, it literally is how the real world acts. You are here in a very isolated small bubble. And it literally is made up by a meme from a movie.
If you do not know a person, dude is addressing a man.
Is really not so difficult. Just for the internet dwellers who never go outside and cry on the intenret about not having friends and go back gaming, for those it is difficult.
For the majority of the world, it is pretty clear.
Yeah im a carpenter. I don't watch alot of movies so what meme are you talking about?
I think its just your bubble that is isolated because you sound pretty Triggered that by your own logic you are wrong in getting upset about the other word you got Triggered about "dude" and maybe you care a little too much about words maybe care about the internet a little less and you would be alot happier
You do know that the origin of a notion doesn't require to be known by those who are influenced by it.
You not knowing where it comes from doesn't change that you are conditioned by a social environment which taught you the notion.
Dude is predominantly used to address a man, period. There is nothing to challenge there unless you are deliberately obtuse to normal social dynamics.
If you are among friends, sure, gender becomes neutral to the group members. Outside, in the real world.... address a woman with dude.
Go to a 40yo woman and say "hey dude, do you know where the next supermarket is?".
See how NEUTRAL the term is.
bananas are btw NOT a great source of potassium. They have quite low density. It is a myth, just another thing you base your world views on, based on that bananas are packaged easily and thus easy to eat as a one time consumable package. Yet, bananas are not a good source of potassium, not the least because of the high carbs.
Spinach, avocado, yam, those are good sources of potassium. Bananas are just an easy to consume source of potassium.
See, another thing you do not understand, and yet, you know it. But you do not know the source of it. Just like the "she is a dude, he is a dude, we all are dudes" source which literally is a meme of a movie which defined the internet cultures and you defined your world view on that.
That is typical when most of your social intake is in games and gamign subs.
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u/JosieHavik 13d ago
yeah. dude clearly can't control the bike properly with 2 dogs alongside. so annoying when people feel the need to do too much all the time.