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⌈ Secret Post #2397 ⌋

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[About Death]

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[John Rhys-Davies]

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[Attack on Titan]

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[Glee/Corey Monteith]

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05. [SPOILERS for Despicable Me 2]

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06. [SPOILERS for Ace Attorney]

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07. [WARNING for underage]

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08. [WARNING for gore, violence]

[Atonement, Wanted, Last King of Scotland, X-Men First Class]

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09. [WARNING for rape]

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10. [WARNING for death]

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I wonder the same thing since where I live it's a pretty common way to refer to girls and women casually. But I guess in some dialects it sounds dehumanizing because it's mostly used to refer to animals instead of people...

I get why it's controversial, but I don't agree with this attitude of "IF YOU CALL WOMEN FEMALES YOU ARE A DISGUSTING DEHUMANIZING PIECE OF SHIT SO STFU." And this is coming from someone who is normally pretty sensitive about sexism in language, and will shout "OR SHE" when people use male pronouns in a gender-unspecific context and gets mad when people call me "bro" and stuff.

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Re: "Female"