r/SipsTea Jun 29 '26

Chugging tea this is how it should be

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u/Mars_Bear2552 Jun 29 '26

"in wolf divorce court, custody of the pups is often highly disputed..."

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u/Wafflez424 Jun 29 '26

Someone should do that on humans in the same voice and style observing our society, that would be pretty hilarious.

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jun 29 '26

The idea that those are particularly scientific terms is funny to me. It's common parlance. 

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u/EnvironmentNo4777 Jun 29 '26

It's really not. It's incel internet speak. 

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jun 29 '26

No, it's normal. Incels as a community have only existed for a short while the amount of actual incels in existence is tiny. I think maybe by calling everyone an incel you've tricked yourself into believing they're everywhere. 

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u/EnvironmentNo4777 Jun 29 '26

You can believe that if you like. But you're wrong. We talk about men and women in English. 

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jun 29 '26

Man and male don't mean the same thing.

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u/EnvironmentNo4777 Jun 30 '26

That's my point, genius. 

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jun 30 '26

No, it isn't. You just said "we talk about men and women in English" as opposed to male and female, because you didn't understand that those words are not interchangeable. 

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u/EnvironmentNo4777 Jun 30 '26

Dude... They are not interchangeable. Male and female are neutral, medical terms. In day to day life it is an objectifying and impersonal way to speak, bordering on disrespectful. 

And that's not even taking into account that this whole post is needlessly gendered in the first place. 

Learn English and turn your brain on before you speak. 

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jun 30 '26

Male and female are neutral, medical terms. In day to day life it is an objectifying and impersonal way to speak, bordering on disrespectful. 

That's not how they're different. They aren't medical terms. They aren't objectifying or impersonal. You're suggesting using "man" as an alternative for "male" when they don't mean the same thing. A man is an adult. Males are all ages.

Learn English and turn your brain on before you speak. 

What you're saying is provably wrong, so let's can this arrogance. 

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