>I am amused the clearly gender-normative behaviour here which could easily be considered sexist. So what's the offensive and sexist gender-normative behavior

>I am amused the clearly gender-normative behaviour here which could easily be considered sexist. So what's the offensive and sexist gender-normative behavior here? Is it that Jimmy is a man who happens to have a girlfriend named Josephine? You do know that millions of couples around the world exist who are exactly like this and not at all existentially ashamed and politically chagrined by being with each other? So did the post do incorrect-think by making even a minimal reference to a heterosexual couple in an extremely normal, completely common context between them?