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I sort of see what you mean. But on the other hand, if she really didn't buy into the PlayfulOtter stereotype, there are plenty of other ways she could have worded it that don't emphasize the fact that he's just a
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I sort of see what you mean. But on the other hand, if she really didn\'t buy into the PlayfulOtter stereotype, there are plenty of other ways she could have worded it that don\'t emphasize the fact that he\'s just a \"little otter\". For example, she could have said \"but he seemed like such a nice guy!\"
Regardless of context, it\'s kind of hard to construe \"But he\'s a sweet little otter!\" in a way that doesn\'t imply any preconceived notions about how otters are supposed to behave.
Regardless of context, it\'s kind of hard to construe \"But he\'s a sweet little otter!\" in a way that doesn\'t imply any preconceived notions about how otters are supposed to behave.
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I sort of see what you mean. But on the other hand, if she really didn't buy into the PlayfulOtter stereotype, there are plenty of other ways she could have worded it that don't emphasize the fact that he's just a
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I sort of see what you mean. But on the other hand, if she really didn\'t buy into the PlayfulOtter stereotype, there are plenty of other ways she could have worded it that don\'t emphasize the fact that he\'s just a \"little otter\". For example, she could have said \"but he seemed like such a nice guy!\"
Regardless of context, it\'s kind of hard to construe \"But he\'s a sweet little otter!\" in a way that doesn\'t imply any preconceived notions about how otters are supposed to act.
Regardless of context, it\'s kind of hard to construe \"But he\'s a sweet little otter!\" in a way that doesn\'t imply any preconceived notions about how otters are supposed to act.
