[ SECRET POST #2253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2253 ⌋

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Comments

I skimmed through because I was on my phone doing errands but ...

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with most of what you wrote.

I roll my eyes so hard anytime a female goes the extra mile to label herself with male associated terms (except "dude"). I secretly mentally label her one of those girls who tries to hard to be "one of the guys".

It especially irritates when girls say shit like "I'm such a bro", "haha brofist!", or "me and my best (girl) friend have a great bromance together". I'm just like shut the fack up you sexist twit.

Re: I skimmed through because I was on my phone doing errands but ...

[diet_poison]

idk "brofist" doesn't bother me that much but maybe because it's an action and not a descriptor? But I definitely get what you're saying. There's nothing wrong with hanging out with dudes, relating to them, etc. but when it makes it seem like you're trying to "elevate" yourself away from other women and become "better" by fitting in with men, then you do your fellow women a huge disservice. Being a woman is damn well good enough.