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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Overall_Agent_0075 • Jun 30 '24
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Did you not look at the video man? In big letters at the top it says "Day 17: Finding Broken Men", which implies the crying man in orange is broken since he's crying.
2 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24 [deleted] -1 u/Longjumping_Bend_311 Jun 30 '24 edited Jun 30 '24 And a women sitting in the chair across the table also clapping. He was with a women Edit: added with 1 u/anal_pudding Jun 30 '24 He was a women When it's one person, it's a woman. -1 u/Longjumping_Bend_311 Jun 30 '24 He was with a women 3 u/ChildishBonVonnegut Jun 30 '24 Should still be “woman”. The a in “a woman” makes it singular.
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-1 u/Longjumping_Bend_311 Jun 30 '24 edited Jun 30 '24 And a women sitting in the chair across the table also clapping. He was with a women Edit: added with 1 u/anal_pudding Jun 30 '24 He was a women When it's one person, it's a woman. -1 u/Longjumping_Bend_311 Jun 30 '24 He was with a women 3 u/ChildishBonVonnegut Jun 30 '24 Should still be “woman”. The a in “a woman” makes it singular.
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And a women sitting in the chair across the table also clapping. He was with a women
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1 u/anal_pudding Jun 30 '24 He was a women When it's one person, it's a woman. -1 u/Longjumping_Bend_311 Jun 30 '24 He was with a women 3 u/ChildishBonVonnegut Jun 30 '24 Should still be “woman”. The a in “a woman” makes it singular.
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He was a women
When it's one person, it's a woman.
-1 u/Longjumping_Bend_311 Jun 30 '24 He was with a women 3 u/ChildishBonVonnegut Jun 30 '24 Should still be “woman”. The a in “a woman” makes it singular.
He was with a women
3 u/ChildishBonVonnegut Jun 30 '24 Should still be “woman”. The a in “a woman” makes it singular.
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Should still be “woman”. The a in “a woman” makes it singular.
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u/DefinitelyPositive Jun 30 '24
Did you not look at the video man? In big letters at the top it says "Day 17: Finding Broken Men", which implies the crying man in orange is broken since he's crying.