@believer258 said:
@sashimi_biscut said:
@Napalm said:
@sashimi_biscut: I'm blunt and honest, but I'm not cruel, if that's what you're getting at. She's similar, which is why I had no issues saying, "you're strange."
Okay. I don't want to make broad assumptions about you and this conversation, but you have put a lot of things open without any context.
You call women "females" and I know to a lot of young men this seems to mean nothing but it really is a degrading term to use for women. It takes away the humanity of whatever woman you are referring to and makes it out to be some sort of experiment or case study. Life is not a case study and stop thinking of it like that. I know life is easier that way but stop, because all the basement science logic is just going to bring you to bigotry because you have a limited view of facts about the world. You didn't take a full year of study on "females" or the history of evo-psych and biotruths so stop making them up with your "logic" and assuming them true. (this does not necessarily apply to you, op, because you have given little context)
Women are women, not females. Every single person i've ever seen or heard use the term "females" for women in a general term has had trouble relating to and generally have very sexist views of women. This is because the use of females denotes a disconnect of that person and women. In other terms, they don't consciously think they are second class but they talk and behave as if they are.
Did this kind of behavior come through in your conversations? Did your "blunt and honesty" come out by saying "well you are a female so" or "well gay people act like this because" or anything else like that? Sometimes being blunt and honest does not mean you are right, it just means you are honest about your bigotry.
Edit: DAMMIT DON'T GO TO BED I JUST TYPED THIS OUT YOU READ IT!
You're
nutscrazy. Women are females in the same way that men are males. The word carries no other connotations than a physical description of your sex.Hell, for that matter, you seem to be overreacting just as much as the girl that
is talking about. If you're not her, then you're probably of the same strange ilk. Or do you prefer bizarre?Seems like he was just making conversation and she took it the wrong way. A "sorry, I didn't mean it that way" wouldn't go amiss, but I have a picture in my mind of a buck-toothed 14 year old girl who isn't getting her way.
It carries a lot of connotations actually. Thanks for your post anyway.
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