Anglos when some one says
>I'm with a friend
Do you imagine the person saying that phrase next to an androgynous creature? or do you simultaneously imagine the person to be with both a female and a male until that point is cleared?
That's a really nice question.
>>53526634
They're just with a friend, stop being autistic.
>>53526702
but.. male or female?
>>53526702
Do you imagine the "friend" as a gray creature or something?
This is very important.
>>53526765
Why is it so important?
>>53526839
I don't imagine anything because I'm not a nosey bastard.
Everyone, when someone says
>I'm with my friends
Do you imagine the person saying that phrase next to two people? or do you simultaneously imagine the person to be with three people or more until that point is cleared?
>4chan
>friends
>>53527164
I usually imagine 3 people or more, I also imagine it being a group with males and females. Unless they use the feminine version of "friends" or if the context suggests few people or male only
>>53526634
I'm not anglo but I lived 10 years of my youth in the USA so I feel like giving you a reply.
I usually imagine a male person, much like when people say "I'm gonna see a doctor" I imagine a male doctor. It's like male is the standard in my brain.
I'm not anglo but to me it depends on who's saying it. If a girl says "I'm with a friend" I'll assume the friend is a girl too, if a guy says it I'll assume it's a man.
I imagine them as the same gender
>>53526634
>>53526765
It's more like the gender doesn't come to mind for me. I don't picture anything. I'm not thinking, "might be a male, might be a female"...Genuinely it just means they are with a person that they are friends with, I don't really wonder what the gender is because at this point in the convo it's irrelevant.
If I said "Estoy con alguien", what would you think?
