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@Vermillion-Rx fuck, I'd screenshotted that on YouTube yesterday with the intention of sharing it here later. Even did my special cropping you love so well.
fucker beat me to it!
Hey, WAATGM forum this weekend, flaired "humor"!
@Vermillion-Rx this 7/13 Day Of The Flounce was lame af. It's almost like everyone had RL shit to do instead.
Bunch of faggots. Fuck this place.
One way to look at it is instead of trying to directly translate into a static definition; first understand that women often do not speak overtly/concretely like men usually do - instead they are indulging in Power Talk, where the purpose of the words they use are not their dictionary definitions, the purpose of them is to evoke a desired response.
For example, the girl/woman dichotomy. Women use "girl" when they want to escape some form of accountability and/or scrutiny or expectation to be a functioning fucking adult.
They use "woman" when they want more power/authority/privileges. And so on.
In contrast, "Boy" is near exclusively used by them to label and shame men for not acting in a desired way. Compare with "girl". Getting the picture on how it's not the dictionary definition of the word that matters here?
TLDR; words are magic spells that women cast to get what they want.
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