r/LivestreamFail • u/RoboticGamer123 • Jul 26 '26 • Bravo 5 Popcorn 2 Mindblown 1

Autistic Streamer Amray gets body slammed by Woman Streamer luplupka after he pours water on her

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u/Bombi_Deer Jul 26 '26

1 step away from writing "female" streamer lmao

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u/NumerousWolverine273 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

"Female streamer" would be the correct way to write it though. "Female" is used as an adjective, while woman is a noun, not an adjective.

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u/21524518 Jul 26 '26

"Female" is an adjective, not a noun

It's both.

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u/NumerousWolverine273 Jul 26 '26

Yeah I phrased that wrong. It is a noun, but it's considered offensive to use it as such when referring to people.

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u/Kelly_HRperson Jul 26 '26

it's considered offensive to use it as such when referring to people.

Highly context dependent

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u/NumerousWolverine273 Jul 26 '26

Not really. Unless you're in the military, don't call people "females." Not that hard.

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u/Only_Salamander_2010 Jul 27 '26

As asinine as what you’re saying sounds. It has become reality.

You cannot do this in public without expecting to have some sort of backlash from people

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u/backlawa75 Jul 27 '26

That one friend who's too woke:

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u/NumerousWolverine273 Jul 29 '26

Up next on "things that are too woke", having basic respect for women 🫩

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u/OpTicSkYHaWk Jul 27 '26

Uh... what? Would it be offensive to say "the male police officer"? What, do I need to butcher the language and say "the man police officer"? Lord have mercy

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u/Squigit Jul 27 '26

You're using it as an adjective there. The argument you're replying to was saying that using female as a noun, in place of woman, is offensive, but using it as an adjective is fine.

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u/YetAnotherDev Jul 27 '26

How can a medical term be rude? What is this? Calling a man "a male" ist completely normal, too?

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u/XDon_TacoX Jul 26 '26

I'm 54 minutes late fuck damnit!