Men are always Mr, but women are Miss, Mrs. or Ms. based on their relationship to a man. We need a new word. Thoughts?

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2025-01-01 16:23

Men are always Mr, but women are Miss, Mrs. or Ms. based on their relationship to a man. We need a new word. Thoughts?

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29 分鐘內	chevy.bill	I say Ma’am a lot myself
一小時內	Bruce Clarke bkclarke89	I thought Ms. was that word
2 小時內	Linda Bond linda_bond14	I'm not a great one for titles these days and address birthday cards etc to first name&second name. I think the Mr/Mrs thing is dying out. I'm 62 and wouldn't dream of insisting that someone address me as Mrs Bond, it seems such a pompous thing to do.
3 小時內	neilmc1981	I think we don’t need to change it as it doesn’t really matter. It doesn’t define someone as a person so why worry about it
5 小時內	Clinton Knapp clintk79	Miss is universal. Ms. was created by caddy single women that didn't want be called Miss.
6 小時內	Teresa DelGiudice terid614	Many countries are/have adopted just 1 legal term for women (France, Germany, Italy, Canada).
7 小時內	Kathie Russell katruss214	Actually, Master is the equivalent of Miss.
10 小時內	Andrew M Harvey otnmbrd	Men are frequently Mr., Doctor, Captain
10 小時內	Min Dimmock mindimmock	This is old news. I have been Ms. For over 40 years. I don't answer to Miss or Mrs.
12 小時內	Rod Iri rod.iri	You can us "Ms" it doesn't tell her marital status. But try telling Ms to a married pregnant woman... I dare you. Women are the ones enforcing this idea, not men