day 2 of fatmaxxing.I remember why I started starving so badly in the first place.If I starve I dont have the brainpower there to truly process just how fucked my face is.
>>44820153calm down, mate
If you eat yourself into a food coma you won't have the brainpower to do that either, and eventually the fat will soften up your face
>>44820222this
>>44820153“Mate” is gendered? I genuinely had no idea. I assumed it was like “friend,” or at worst like the non-gendered use of “dude” / “bro.”
>>44820320Literally never seen anyone besides stoners use the word dude gender neutrally.
>>44820153hope it's going well anon. I'm sipping on a nice warm jug of ice cream tonight
>>44820324I mean I kinda grew up around stoners, but basically everybody does it now. Same with bro and bruh. Or maybe I just call people that as a girl and people pick up on it and use it on me back.
>>44820320i use dude and bro in a gender neutral way and no one's ever complained
>>44820153you'll feel better when your face gets cute and round
>>44820320All words are gendered. Everything is gendered.
>>44820324I think it’s both a regional and generational thing. California is very different than Kansas in this respect, and millenials very different than boomers. “Bruh” is maybe a better example, as >>44820554 brings up. I swear every zoomer in the world seems to be using “bruh” in a universal way.>>44822497You’re incorrect as a matter of linguistics. What bespoke definition of “gendered” have you invented for purposes of this claim?
>>44822747>You’re incorrect as a matter of linguistics.If you said English grammar spefically maybe. > What bespoke definition of “gendered” have you invented for purposes of this claim?All words more semantic meaning than their strict dictionary definition they carry connotations and vibes.
>>44820222face is so important desu i used to have a very honnish face and now im like ugly fat woman at worst and cute one at best
>>44822855Okay, then tell me about the gendered nature of the words “is,” “to,” and “the.” Three common words, three different parts of speech, and—according to you—none can be genderless. Go.
>>44822946"Is" forceful definitive verb masculine, "to" movement mechanical, masculine. "the" narcissistic feminine.
>>44820153Gr8 b8 m8. I rel8, str8 appreci8, and congratul8. I r8 this b8 an 8/8. Plz no h8 or ber8. Cre8 more, can't w8. We should convers8, my number is 88888888, ask for N8. No calls l8 or out of st8. If on a d8, ask K8 to loc8. Even with a full pl8, I always have time to communic8, so don't hesit8!
>>44823074This is fascinating, but purely your own personal vibes. I think you’d get different answers from different people, and a significant portion would say these words are simply genderless. So rather than saying “[a]ll words are gendered” as an absolute, you should probably just say “I experience all words through the lens of gender.”Also, let’s circle back on:>If you said English grammar specifically maybe.There is no known language where *all* words are gendered in the grammatical sense, period. It’s not unique to English, so don’t respond in bad faith like that please.
