The level of self-own here is impressive. As is either the commitment to the bit or the delusion. Either way, you’ll make a fine entry on my block list.
Well, you’re wrong and I don’t like you, but somehow I’m still happy that at least someone is acknowledging my gender. Even if they hate it, I’m just glad it’s not being dismissed as not my actual sex. I’m happier being told my gender is insane than that I have no gender. So thank you.
Any hurting of feelings spanning from not knowing what a word means is your own responsibility.
I nor anyone else can be responsible for problems in your understanding of modern English. Not in the slightest.
Simply, you have a misconception about the word, not an opinion.
You are, of course, welcome to come with any arbitrary definitions for common words, but doing so will just make communication with others more difficult. Still doesn’t make them “linguistic opinions”. It’s language, which evolves constantly, whether you acknowledge the fact or not.
Stamets went off about how xenogenders are transphobic in this thread:
https://lemm.ee/comment/6503872
He then logged onto his alt and posted this:
https://lemm.ee/post/15960409?scrollToComments=true
The level of self-own here is impressive. As is either the commitment to the bit or the delusion. Either way, you’ll make a fine entry on my block list.
That dude is a class a troll and/or batshit. Not sure which, but I’ll be taking the same action.
I’m not a dude, my gender is literally in my username.
Dude is not gender specific, you moron. Unisex terms are suitable for any type of sex. Including your insane bug-sex.
Well, you’re wrong and I don’t like you, but somehow I’m still happy that at least someone is acknowledging my gender. Even if they hate it, I’m just glad it’s not being dismissed as not my actual sex. I’m happier being told my gender is insane than that I have no gender. So thank you.
I’m not wrong though. “Dude” is now also used as a unisex term. It’s not the 60s anymore.
Unisex is an adjective indicating something is not sex-specific.
So in your opinion, you can hurt someone’s feelings and not apologise if that person doesn’t share your opinions on linguistics?
Any hurting of feelings spanning from not knowing what a word means is your own responsibility.
I nor anyone else can be responsible for problems in your understanding of modern English. Not in the slightest.
Simply, you have a misconception about the word, not an opinion.
You are, of course, welcome to come with any arbitrary definitions for common words, but doing so will just make communication with others more difficult. Still doesn’t make them “linguistic opinions”. It’s language, which evolves constantly, whether you acknowledge the fact or not.