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[blue_ladybug]

I would rather be called pretty


Wait. We're not talking about that. Nvm.

Your name is "bottomless food pit." lol jk

 

[passing_through]

Lol bro in the sense of interweb comradeship, not literal bro.

I believe what passing-through is trying to tell you is that seoulsearch is NOT a bro. SHE is a SIS..

I'm pretty sure seoulsearch (and all the other women here) would rather be called "sis"..

I didn't mean to start a fire storm.

 

[crosstweed]

I'm pretty sure seoulsearch (and all the other women here) would rather be called "sis"..

Not me… but it's force of habit. I call the general population "dude", too.

 

[crosstweed]

I didn't mean to start a fire storm.

LOL no worries, dude. Technicalities are a source of eternal discussion around here.

 

[blue_ladybug]

Not me… but it's force of habit. I call the general population "dude", too.

The point I'm trying to make for you is, not everyone here likes to be called bro. Or dude. Some view it as disrespectful or insulting and I've even had some ask me not to call them dude. On here I call people by either their user name, or their real name..

 

[Grace-Like-Rain]

I'm pretty sure seoulsearch (and all the other women here) would rather be called "sis"..

This is a generational thing. My teenage daughters are always calling each other and their female friends "bro" or "broski". The English language... always mutating.

 

[seoulsearch]

This is a generational thing. My teenage daughters are always calling each other and their female friends "bro" or "broski". The English language... always mutating.

Crosstweed, no worries. I understand it's the way some people talk nowadays . I do appreciate others defending proper pronouns (that's what I was raised with too) but... #IAnswer2AlmostAnything.