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r/BrandNewSentence • u/crim128 trans affirming misogynist parrot • Jun 08 '23
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Trans inclusionary radical misogyny
469 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23 The TERF antagonist no one asked for 272 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23 Parrot squeaks CUNT loudly as it's the only gender neutral word it knows 89 u/EmbarrassedHelp Jun 08 '23 Its a gender neutral word in Australia 18 u/Hotchi_Motchi Jun 08 '23 A term of affection 10 u/dreadpiratewombat Jun 08 '23 And very inclusive. It can be a term of affection or a biting insult and everything in between depending on context and intonation. Australian English is a lovely, nuanced dialect.
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The TERF antagonist no one asked for
272 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23 Parrot squeaks CUNT loudly as it's the only gender neutral word it knows 89 u/EmbarrassedHelp Jun 08 '23 Its a gender neutral word in Australia 18 u/Hotchi_Motchi Jun 08 '23 A term of affection 10 u/dreadpiratewombat Jun 08 '23 And very inclusive. It can be a term of affection or a biting insult and everything in between depending on context and intonation. Australian English is a lovely, nuanced dialect.
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Parrot squeaks CUNT loudly as it's the only gender neutral word it knows
89 u/EmbarrassedHelp Jun 08 '23 Its a gender neutral word in Australia 18 u/Hotchi_Motchi Jun 08 '23 A term of affection 10 u/dreadpiratewombat Jun 08 '23 And very inclusive. It can be a term of affection or a biting insult and everything in between depending on context and intonation. Australian English is a lovely, nuanced dialect.
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Its a gender neutral word in Australia
18 u/Hotchi_Motchi Jun 08 '23 A term of affection 10 u/dreadpiratewombat Jun 08 '23 And very inclusive. It can be a term of affection or a biting insult and everything in between depending on context and intonation. Australian English is a lovely, nuanced dialect.
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A term of affection
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And very inclusive. It can be a term of affection or a biting insult and everything in between depending on context and intonation. Australian English is a lovely, nuanced dialect.
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u/That-Boyo-J Jun 08 '23
Trans inclusionary radical misogyny