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minus-squareSaltyIceteaMakerlinkfedilink25•3 days agoWell depends on context i guess. Like saying “my women teacher” just doesn’t sound as good as “my female teacher”
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink39•3 days agoThat’s an adjective, that’s fine. It’s about using “females” as a noun.
minus-squareNorah - She/TheylinkfedilinkEnglish17•3 days agoYep. Same with saying “a Trans Woman” versus “a Trans”.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink11•3 days agoTransformers, both the electrical and cybertronian variant
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•3 days agoDoes it matter, tho? Does every trans person need to be defined by their assigned gender? Do they need to be inserted in a binary system?
minus-square@captainlezbianlink28•3 days agoFemale as the adjectival form of woman is normal and ok. As a noun for a human it tells me you’re on one of a few varieties of bullshit
minus-squareNιƙƙιDιɱҽʂlink6•edit-23 days agoMy teacher is female. My teacher is a female. The former is adjectival, the latter is an icky noun. That “a” is doing a lot of work lol.
minus-square@captainlezbianlink5•edit-23 days agoAs a noun: “Females are often uncomfortable being called females.” As opposed to “Women are often uncomfortable being called females.” As an adjective: “The reported rate of sexual violence among female soldiers indicates a serious problem that is being insufficiently dealt with.”
minus-squareTrack_ShovelOPlinkfedilinkEnglish10•3 days agoThe most offensive part is using the noun as plural when it’s meant to be singular, as in your example
Well depends on context i guess. Like saying “my women teacher” just doesn’t sound as good as “my female teacher”
That’s an adjective, that’s fine. It’s about using “females” as a noun.
Yep. Same with saying “a Trans Woman” versus “a Trans”.
“the transes”
A trans what? m2f? f2m?
Transformers, both the electrical and cybertronian variant
Does it matter, tho? Does every trans person need to be defined by their assigned gender? Do they need to be inserted in a binary system?
I am a genderless blob :3
Female as the adjectival form of woman is normal and ok. As a noun for a human it tells me you’re on one of a few varieties of bullshit
Can you give an example of each?
My teacher is female.
My teacher is a female.
The former is adjectival, the latter is an icky noun. That “a” is doing a lot of work lol.
Latin languages:
The latter is indeed awkward
As a noun: “Females are often uncomfortable being called females.” As opposed to “Women are often uncomfortable being called females.”
As an adjective: “The reported rate of sexual violence among female soldiers indicates a serious problem that is being insufficiently dealt with.”
The most offensive part is using the noun as plural when it’s meant to be singular, as in your example