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> Also please note that no one made the 'girly=bad' assertion but you. It was implicitly made. They dislike the Bolt's look so described it as "girly" (using t
by UnoriginalGuy 11y ago
> Also please note that no one made the 'girly=bad' assertion but you.
It was implicitly made. They dislike the Bolt's look so described it as "girly" (using the term as a negative). So unless you're claiming that they meant "girly" as a compliment, my point stands.
If they didn't mean "girly=bad" then their entire statement makes no sense. It only makes sense if they meant it negatively.
- Cthulhu_ 11y agoMaybe s/he was just making a statement? Let me re-quote it, there's no judgment of any sort attached to the statement "Bolt? That's a car for girls(at least by design)." Any negative connotation with that is in the eye of the beholder.