Anonymous #1 42w

am i a fucking joke to u??

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Anonymous #2 42w

it's literally just man/men with wo in front ✋🫩

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Anonymous OP 42w

Of course we can make it easier for man/men because of the patriarchy! /lh

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Anonymous OP 42w

it’s pronounced differently though, woman isn’t pronounced like man

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Anonymous #2 42w

True, it’s muhn instead mahn

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Anonymous #2 42w

i pronounce it like man.... 🧍‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 42w

Interesting gusto

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Anonymous OP 42w

what 😭 well if you google woman pronunciation that’s how i’ve heard most people pronounce it. it’s more similar to women. so my guess it’s easier to get mixed up / mistranslate from what’s in your head to what you type. that’s why people rarely make the same mistake with man/men

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Anonymous #2 42w

ok pause ✋ are we all not saying wuh-mahn and weh-mehn??

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Anonymous OP 42w

weh-mehn yes but the singular is more like wuh-muhn

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Anonymous #2 42w

yes

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Anonymous OP 42w

😭😭😭

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Anonymous #2 42w

if it's supposed to be pronounced like that the why tf would they spell it like that??? 😒 i hate it here

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Anonymous OP 42w

idk girl english is weird

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Anonymous cutey_patootie 42w

to be so fucking fr with u rn, i would break up with someone for that ✋🫥🤚

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Anonymous OP 42w

it's bc he has dyslexia and it switches up in his head 😭

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Anonymous OP 42w

I remember researching the origin a year or so ago; blame the Anglo saxons. man/mann used to be gender neutral then once the words woman and women started evolving from it, wimman/wimmen was ironically used interchangeably for singular woman and groups of women).

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 42w

for a short time ofc, doesn’t really persist into modern times except with those people making mistakes like you said in your post 💀

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Anonymous cutey_patootie 42w

oh shit 😔 sorry cutey patootie bf ✋

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 42w

i hate everything about that

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Anonymous #6 42w

wait a min how did nobody notice this until now 😭

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