Is the word “female” offensive to women?

Is the word female offensive?

  • Deeply offended being a woman hearing the word female.

    Votes: 1 7.1%

  • Deeply offended being a man hearing the word female.

    Votes: 1 7.1%

  • Equality.

    Votes: 5 35.7%

  • Albari is a thick c**t (a word that’s not misogynistic)

    Votes: 9 64.3%
  • Total voters
    14
  • Poll closed .
🤣 silly uneducated thick, slow immature girl with childish behaviour learns a lesson and then cries and seeks solace by being so livid they dig a bigger hole for themselves.

Priceless.
 
-Luka said:
🤣 silly uneducated thick, slow immature girl with childish behaviour learns a lesson and then cries and seeks solace by being so livid they dig a bigger hole for themselves.

Priceless.
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come on bro. you're too old to be acting like this :'(

the weather is great outside
 
whats happening here???

i smelled fun;

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I'm deffinately not offended if someone says oh you're a * female* yes that's who I am . I don't have a dangling sausage hanging below that wobbles to the flow everytime I walk 🤣
 
It just shows you that the people who helped shape the English language as we know it today, weren’t exactly the sharpest knives in the drawers. How creative, let’s stick two letters in front of man, so as to differentiate it from the opposite sex. In Dutch and German it’s ‘man’ and ‘vrouw/frau’.
 
albari said:
I wasn't even aware you were attempting to debate... because you missed the point entirely. let me ask you, in which context did I say referring to a woman as female is offensive?

answer that and I'll gladly debate.
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You really think we're that stupid? You have made more than one claim to being a troll, but you can't tell when people are winding you up? Your argument is extremely simple. The term "female" relegates women to stereotypical roles in life. But do you know what it actually is? A synonym for the word "women". In the same way men can be referred to as "males, dudes, insert literally any other term for men".

What is isn't, especially when being used to refer to any of the women who have stated they are fine being called "female" is in any way derogatory. The fact that you're grasping onto it as if anyone is being put down by the term shows that you have bought into modern-day ideologies that language has to be adhere to the terms set forth by the most sensitive. You are a female, you are a woman, you are a lady, you are any other term for a women that isn't specifically designed to be insulting and/or degrading.

Stop looking for reasons to be offended, your life will be much happier.
 
DontCostYaNuffin said:
It just shows you that the people who helped shape the English language as we know it today, weren’t exactly the sharpest knives in the drawers. How creative, let’s stick two letters in front of man, so as to differentiate it from the opposite sex. In Dutch and German it’s ‘man’ and ‘vrouw/frau’.
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its also man and vrou in Afrikaans lol. in almost every language people are referred to as men and women... then theres English.
 
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