• freebread@lemm.ee
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      11 months ago

      I’m a dude, he’s a dude, she’s a dude, 'cause we’re all dudes, hey!

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        11 months ago

        Guys being dudes is pretty obviously gendered. As a woman i dont like girls doing fun stuff being turned male. Sexism is not fun.

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          I’m OP and a woman, and I agree, sexism is not fun. But this example isn’t the hill to die on imo. Referring to a group of mixed gendered people as “guys” “dudes” or “bros” isn’t remotely sexist or offensive to me. What would you prefer, “guys and gals”, “dudes and dudettes”? That’s condescending af.

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            11 months ago

            Im not dying on a hill. Just pointing out casual sexism where I see it. I am noone’s bro and the sub is clearly meant to be about guys doing ‘guy things’ so why not leave them to it.

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      I thought it was a teenaged boy. Either way, it’s in the right spirit and the mod hasn’t made any posting rules to say only outwardly passing men count as just guys being dudes.

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      I had to google that. It’s the fancy name for sprinkles (or hundreds and thousands if your British).

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        It’s also what they call those little chocolate discs with the white sprinkles on them sometimes also called snow caps