thesunmustdieThat teacher's name? Barack Ebola.•

But the examples you gave did not start with "men" — they either ended with "man" or "male" or "he".

Then we get into the equivocation fallacy of words like "woman". The term "woman" comes from the Old English "wifman" where "man" refers to humans of all genders. In Old English, male men were referred to as "wermen" — hence the term 'werewolf' (man wolf).

Then we get onto....

You know what grandma, I don't have time for this. Send it back.... send it all back.

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Fire42uckOP•

The term "woman" comes from the Old English "wifman" where "man" refers to humans of all genders. In Old English, male men were referred to as "wermen" — hence the term 'werewolf' (man wolf).

Please continue! Etymology is fascinating.

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DollywoodVacationQuacker Factory•

The worst of these is when they command you to share it at the end. As if the author is paid a commission.

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blathernatter•

only women have mental illness

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rdococ•

This entire post is a big r/woooosh.

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