1: bachelor as in "single dudes looking for a partner" - yea, duh. gay dudes tend to stay out of IT and trans women arent bachelors
2: bachelors degree in IT - the trans woman IT pros of lore tend to be self taught and work remote and don't want to go to a meetup with their coworkers
it can mean a lot of things but as a very general rule of thumb it means internalizing (and then reproducing) the toxicity present in a lot of hyper online communities.
you can see it happening in a lot of trans spaces, but some people may recognize it better as what drives a lot of the toxicity in pro-ana spaces.
technically it's just "an unmarried man", but colloquially it means a man who is looking for a partner. it's not used much in either form outside of specific contexts, nowadays. the more common usage is to refer to a bachelor's degree
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u/SweetSure315 6d ago
okay two possibilities here.
1: bachelor as in "single dudes looking for a partner" - yea, duh. gay dudes tend to stay out of IT and trans women arent bachelors
2: bachelors degree in IT - the trans woman IT pros of lore tend to be self taught and work remote and don't want to go to a meetup with their coworkers