[ SECRET POST #2328 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2328 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Talking about "ALL THE LADIES" and "STRONG LADIES" and whatnot is a fandom thing. The word in real life, I find, is most frequently used to refer to "the ladies", as in "impressing the ladies" or whatever, which I'm hoping most people don't unironically say. In fandom it's often way more awkward than just saying "women" would be and it mystifies me.

ALL THE LADIES IN THE WORLD

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youtu.be/hFjrbmj0CUc

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[(Anonymous)]

I prefer being casually addressed as a "lady" than as a "woman". I guess in the end it's that "woman" sounds drier. But I'll use both "ladies" and "women" in posts and neither sounds wrong to me that way.

Re: 2c

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I work customer service, and I look much younger than my age. Parents instructing their children to 'Say thank-you to the lady' as opposed to 'the girl' makes my day.