I know you’re saying that to be snarky but the truth is you are right, and shortly after being introduced in popular modern vernacular, new words and new definitions of established words are added to the dictionary all the time because language is always evolving.
I’m not an expert though. I can’t keep up with modern slang and I’m not even an old timer.
I don’t think anyone can. There are new things that pop up on a seemingly daily basis, people just make stuff up on a whim and call it a scientific fact.
Yeah that’s true. But on the topic of new words, I am not a fan of a lot of internet lingo becoming commonplace in every day talk in the real world, and even ending up in the dictionary. It’s canon now. xD And internet lingo sounds so stupid sometimes.
Same. And I generally only use “girl please” with friends or people who I know already know I am not calling them a girl. It’s more like “gurl” or “grrl” (like that Beauty and the Beast spoof)
Ask the males who say they call everyone “guys” or “dudes”, “Okay, fine. How many guys (or dudes) have you slept with?” At that point we discover there are still strong gender associations with the words.
This thread is something people want and you’re posting in bad faith.
No. I want it on this character. And there’s no reason it shouldn’t be.
No. I don’t want to swap genders.
Wrong.
This is no longer universal: the Lord of Mann, a title held by the Queen of the United Kingdom, and female Lords Mayor are examples of women who are styled as “Lord”.
You know you’re incorrect, right?
Me having a title doesn’t affect you and isn’t “identity politics.” I’m not even LGBTQ+.
Guy is gender neutral these days, just as dude is.
It can be if people stop giving a crap about what someone does with a stupid title.