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It used to be technically correct. Today, it is technically incorrect, because society today acknowledges that women are full, living, breathing human beings a
by spellboots 13y ago
It used to be technically correct.
Today, it is technically incorrect, because society today acknowledges that women are full, living, breathing human beings and may in fact be referred to as such in polite conversation.
- autodidakto 13y agoWhat is this "women" creature that so many men speak so passionately of?
- omonra 13y agoCES booth babes are apparently predominantly 'women'.
- gr3yh47 13y agoWhen you know you're referring to a woman, sure. But when the gender is unclear, it shouldn't be a feminism issue. This entire argument has always seemed ridiculous to me, and I mean really, go look at the Spanish language...