[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Spelling "women" as "womxn."

[(Anonymous)]

Um. What.

I'm a big proponent of gender-neutral language, to the point where I'm sure I get plenty of eye-rolling behind my back. If I'm in a bad mood, I'll snipe at people I know for saying "freshmen". So the fact that I think that's ridiculous is probably saying something.

Re: Spelling "women" as "womxn."

[(Anonymous)]

What are people supposed to call freshmen if not freshmen?

Re: Spelling "women" as "womxn."

[vethica]

We call them first-years at my school (women's college).

Re: Spelling "women" as "womxn."

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks! I learned something new today :)

Is everyone else second years, etc or do you single out first years because "men" is in the word?

Re: Spelling "women" as "womxn."

[vethica]

It's just first-years; the rest are sophomores, juniors and seniors, like usual. I've never heard anyone explicitly say that it's because the word has "men" in it, but I mean, it makes sense.

Re: Spelling "women" as "womxn."

[otakugal15]

We called them "Freshmeat." :P

Very affectionately, of course.