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Is "bro" replacing "dude" in common vernacular
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not if your a trans woman
several of my transfem friends say bro to eachother. shit's a different part of speech or something
Get over it
if i had a nickel for every woman i've heard describe herself as "a silly little guy" i would have a bus fare.
also you should probably not use doritos for anything you'd use a plain tortilla chip for, because of all the shit on them. i'll allow exceptions for those "taco in a bag" things people usually do with fritos, and if someone does a better job than taco bell of making a dorito taco shell.
Yeah I mean I wouldn't use doritos first thing but they were talking about it like it's the dumbest most outlandish shit they've ever seen done with food and like, idk, it would work in pretty much any instance where the chili lime flavor isn't going to be overpowering and bad. There's way worse food crimes than considering a flavored nacho usable as a nacho yknow
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Yeah it’s frustrating. Don’t know if I’m being misgendered but generally I assume I am if a man is calling me bro
at least locally i've noticed it become totally gender neutral.
kind of like how "guys" is often used instead of the more neutral "ya'll" or "comrades"
ah yes, masculinity assumed to be the default "gender neutral" option 🙃
I'm not sure if bro would be much of an improvement 🤔
it's not