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Yes, while "bro" can sometimes be interpreted as masculine, it is increasingly used as a gender-neutral term, particularly within certain social circles and among younger generations.
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3p6kaiv: Additionally, the term has become associated with "bro culture," a subculture that is often criticized for being overly masculine, competitive, and exclusionary15 min ago
3p6kaiv: While it has become more broadly used in recent times, some people still find it disrespectful or inappropriate, especially when used in a condescending tone or when referring to someone they don't know well..15 min ago
3p6kaiv: AI Overview
No, not everyone is a "bro". The term "bro" originated as a casual way to refer to male friends or acquaintances, often with a connotation of camaraderie or a shared interest in certain activities.
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tacomanz_: Plus I feel like saying sis outright feels more disrespectful due to it sounding almost derogatory Idk sorry17 min ago
tacomanz_: Bro can be used as a gender-neutral term, especially when used in a casual, informal context so its proper but you have expressed you dont like it so i wont but also it is a term that is used19 min ago