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So, at what age do you think it's okay? Obviously, we're all moms and not exactly young anymore, but still?
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Elena
From the moment of birth.
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Tanya
I don't know. A couple of years ago, people started calling me 'woman.' I'm almost 39.
Before that, they'd often say: 'Girl, why aren't you in school?' 🤣
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Yuliya
Elena I had my first one at 18, but back then everyone still called me a girl.)
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Yuliya
Tanya A woman called me yesterday, it really made me think 😁
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Sapich Mamochka Ksu
Sometimes women call me 'woman', they first called me that at the maternity ward. I'm 33 now. I've never heard that from men.
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Efremova Evgeniya
Maybe around 40, since not many people are considered "young" anymore at that age. I used to say women were 50+, but now that line has shifted.
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Yuliya
Sapich Mamochka Ksu Oh, I haven't heard that from men either, but the saleswoman told me yesterday.
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Tanya
Tanya 🤷😊
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Kristina
Never thought about that..
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Yuliya
Tanya even though I understand intellectually that at forty I'm not a young girl anymore 🤣😁
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Kurdova Elena
For me, a woman is an older person) and the rest are girls🤗
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Nadezda
In any normal situation
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Anyuta
I'm 36, and I still cringe when someone calls me a woman 😆
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Yuliya
Efremova Evgeniya So, I've run into this, I'm used to being a young woman, but I'm not exactly young anymore 😁 I could theoretically be a grandma now
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Sapich Mamochka Ksu
Sapich Mamochka Ksu Yeah. In the free clinic, you might even hear the "woman" from mean nurses, and they all talk to you informally, like "you" instead of "ma'am".
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Tanya
Tanya And usually at 30 too 😁
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Yuliya
Kurdova Elena And, by the way, I can name 50-60 year old girls I work with too.
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Yuliya
Anyuta I'm forty and it makes me cringe 🤣
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Yuliya
Nadezda In theory, yes, we're not men, but it's hard to get used to.
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Nadezda
Nadezda Why is it hard? You're clearly not a girl anymore, just like me.
I like women.
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Anyuta
Anyuta I had my first child at 22. I remember walking down the hospital corridor, and someone shouted, "Woman! Woman, come here." So I kept walking, and then again, "Woooooman!!!" I turned around and asked, "Are you talking to me?" And the nurse said, "Well, who else? There's no one else here." I was stunned. I'd never been called a woman before like that 😆
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Tanya
Tanya Today in the family chat, my uncle sent a picture and captioned it "for all the girls!". Most of the girls are between 55 and 70 years old. So, who's gonna say he wrote something wrong?
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Yuliya
Sapich Mamochka Ksu Oh, yes, even at 18, they called me a woman in gynecology, saying, 'We don't have girls here.'
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Yuliya
Nadezda There's like a barrier, even though you know in your head that you could already be a grandma.
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Yuliya
Tanya I call my colleagues 'my girls' at work too
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Kurdova Elena
Kurdova Elena Familiar grandmas, of course, girls (like actual grandmas, over 60-70 years old). With strangers, it depends. If they're mischievous, why not approach it with humor? It's not hard for me, and it makes them happy)
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Nadezda
Nadezda A 40-year-old girl, that even sounds funny lol
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Yuliya
Anyuta Yeah, it was the same at the maternity hospital, only I was 18.
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Anastasiya Soloveva
A girl until about 25. After that, a woman. Young, beautiful, but already a woman.
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Yuliya
Anyway, it's about gender assignment
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Sapich Mamochka Ksu
Sapich Mamochka Ksu Ugh, free hospitals are the worst. I was recently admitted to gynecology for outpatient treatment. Unfortunately, I haven't experienced such stress in a long time. Constant violations, unsanitary conditions. It was just awful. I've never encountered anything like it. I'll be getting tested for HIV and hepatitis in three months.
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Fedorova Karina
It doesn't matter. It doesn't trigger me.
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Tanya
Tanya Everyone at work is female — girls)))
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Evgeniya
Sapich Mamochka Ksu And for us, it was the opposite! I was in the gynecology ward, and they'd yell, "Girls, time for shots!" and then like 50+ girls would come out of the rooms 😁
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Zhanna
Anyuta At the maternity ward, of course, all the women are adults 🤣🤣🤣 not girls
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