
This has very little to do with your post, but many women consider it offensive to be referred to simply as “female” since it reduces us down to our sex and women are so much more than that. Its ok if you didnt know, everyone has to learn somehow, but I thought you should know regardless
I totally get this! I have like two really good girl friends but otherwise I've only ever been friends with guys. I also feel guys are a lot easier to understand in a way. Girls tend to twist what they are saying which I already struggle to get what people mean while guys just say what they mean to say.
she could just mean she connects with guys better & is pinning the reason for that on smth tangible she’s seen, such as other women twisting words. I connect with women better than guys & used to find reasons for why I had that preference as a justification or smth, so I get why #4 said that, even if it’s not right
Are we really going to try and blame the disconnect between this “female” and her peers on her using a legitimate term to describe her situation on an app where her characters are limited? Completely bypassing the legit complaint that females, by nature are capable of deception, are taught to use this to compete in our society, thus making them hard to bond with. -another female with the same observation as OP.
Female is quite literally the textbook term for a woman. Woman. Female. Women. Females. These are synonyms. They can be used interchangeably, and just because you assume that means someone is calling you a walking talking cat with legs does not mean that was anyone’s intention, and it also doesn’t change the meaning of the word. However, I’m willing to accept that minds can’t be changed, especially in times where emotions outweighs logic.