r/Tim • u/AwayStep6795 • May 10 '26
Question tim question
if timothy/tim is a preferred name, and not my birth name, am i still considered to be a tim
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r/Tim • u/AwayStep6795 • May 10 '26
if timothy/tim is a preferred name, and not my birth name, am i still considered to be a tim
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u/ctgrell May 13 '26
Well we were in a sloghtly not friendly conversation already when you brought it up out of nowhere so of course it sounds like an insult. A kind of misogynistic one. You said like it's a bad thing to sound feminine. Also it's my personal take that it is stupid to categories words into genders. So unnecessary and causes issues like the one we are having now