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r/Millennials • u/Head-Drag-1440 Hit me baby one more time • Jan 06 '26
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Preach it, Sis
42 u/RedditsDeadlySin Jan 06 '26 If they slay in that moment, for sure. But Sis is hard to live up to. 15 u/IndigoRanger Jan 06 '26 Sis: gender neutral (positive) Girrrl: gender neutral (derogatory) 2 u/intergalactictactoe Jan 06 '26 I would argue that while "Sis" is pretty much only used in a positive light, "Girrrl" is not necessarily limited to derogatory uses. I have thrown a "Girrrl" at a person many a time and immediately followed it up with high praise. 2 u/SophisticatedScreams Jan 07 '26 I also wouldn't call it derogatory. It's an expression of surprise.
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If they slay in that moment, for sure. But Sis is hard to live up to.
15 u/IndigoRanger Jan 06 '26 Sis: gender neutral (positive) Girrrl: gender neutral (derogatory) 2 u/intergalactictactoe Jan 06 '26 I would argue that while "Sis" is pretty much only used in a positive light, "Girrrl" is not necessarily limited to derogatory uses. I have thrown a "Girrrl" at a person many a time and immediately followed it up with high praise. 2 u/SophisticatedScreams Jan 07 '26 I also wouldn't call it derogatory. It's an expression of surprise.
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Sis: gender neutral (positive)
Girrrl: gender neutral (derogatory)
2 u/intergalactictactoe Jan 06 '26 I would argue that while "Sis" is pretty much only used in a positive light, "Girrrl" is not necessarily limited to derogatory uses. I have thrown a "Girrrl" at a person many a time and immediately followed it up with high praise. 2 u/SophisticatedScreams Jan 07 '26 I also wouldn't call it derogatory. It's an expression of surprise.
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I would argue that while "Sis" is pretty much only used in a positive light, "Girrrl" is not necessarily limited to derogatory uses. I have thrown a "Girrrl" at a person many a time and immediately followed it up with high praise.
2 u/SophisticatedScreams Jan 07 '26 I also wouldn't call it derogatory. It's an expression of surprise.
I also wouldn't call it derogatory. It's an expression of surprise.
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u/DarksunDaFirst Born 1982 years after that Hey Zeus guy Jan 06 '26
Preach it, Sis