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> like a distracted Karen playing Candy Crush as her SUV rolls through a busy intersection. FYI this comes across a bit misogynistic! I'd word this differently
by fancyfredbot 1y ago
> like a distracted Karen playing Candy Crush as her SUV rolls through a busy intersection.
FYI this comes across a bit misogynistic! I'd word this differently
- tialaramex 1y agoYeah, I rephrased.
- elzbardico 1y agoEach sex can have their own stereotypes if you wish: The male drunk driver rushing through the same intersection is probably even more common than the unfortunatelly common screen distracted Karen.
- fancyfredbot 1y agoI'm really not trying to say that OP is misogynistic here, just mentioning that it can come across that way because the "Karen" example is oddly specific and not relevant to the overall point. Yes it's a stereotype and you could pick a male one but that'd also be weird and potentially also come across as sexist.