To my power structure Anon:
I accidentally deleted your ask.
So I’ll do my best to answer your ask with what my feeble, antediluvian mind can manage to remember, since some of you seem to think that I’m 137 years old.
Google the big words you don’t understand. There’s no shame in expanding one’s vocabulary.
So you wouldn’t call your boss a fuckboy because that’s a different power structure, but you would call a friend that. I was not aware that Timothée Chalamet was your friend, lucky you!
So can you kindly please ask Timmy for us if he wants to be called a fuckboy, since you’re on an equal playing field and apparently friends?
“It’s not the same thing and you know it.”
I’m not inflating, conflating, or manipulating anything to fit a preferred narrative. That seems to be your MO, Anon. Project much?
The literal any-dictionary-you-can-find-it-in definition of a fuckboy is inherently derogatory. It takes years and years before one acceptable standard definition of a word can be replaced by an entirely new one. Centuries even, according to the linguistics expert I consulted with on the matter this morning.
So check back with me in another hundred years or so, when I’m 237 years old, so I can apologize to you for saying that calling someone a fuckboy is rude and disrespectful.
Thanks for your comment. 🙃











