+142 When a writer uses masculine words as a generalization (he, him, man), our minds can quickly grasp through context that the writer means "any given person". But when, for no apparent reason, a writer tries to pull off feminine words as a generalization (she, her, woman) it is very hard to picture the subject as anyone but a woman, amirite?
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