The last female I encountered who looked, talked and acted like Boebert was at a

[Atticus]

high school beer party in the boonies.

She was real popular.

[hlthe2b]

1. She is forever locked in adolescence (and a very unsavory mean girl existence that must have been)

[onecaliberal]

2. Sad existence.

[Trueblue1968]

3. she's a tramp.

[MyOwnPeace]

4. But.......

she ain't no "lady!"

[Trueblue1968]

8. no she isn't. she is not a disney princess.

[LiberatedUSA]

5. Wow, you are right!

I am from Missouri. She would fit right in at a teenage weekend beer bash out on a farm. I should rewatch Varsity Blues and see if she is in it.

[Dream Girl]

6. I definitely got a high school vibe from them. The juvenile pettiness, lack of sophistication or

Basic knowledge about anything at all.

[Grasswire2]

7. I want to know where she was at the time the pipe bombs were planted.

There's just something about her that makes me keep asking this.

[FreepFryer]

9. Boebert is a garbage person. But she is a person, so "woman", not "female".

* Considering it’s Boebert I think it gets a pass on rule 4 tho.

6 Reasons You Should Stop Referring To Women As "Females" Right Now

Simply put, it's rude and it's weird.

1. Because the words "female" and "woman" mean different things.

"Female" is a scientific term that refers to the sex of a species that is capable of producing children. The term "woman" refers specifically to human beings, while "female" could refer to any species.

2. Because reducing a woman to her reproductive abilities is dehumanizing and exclusionary.

3. Because nobody casually refers to men as "males."

4. Because it is most often used to imply inferiority or contempt.*

5. Because it's grammatically weird.

The word "female," in its primary usage, is an adjective. When you use "female" as a noun, the subject that you're referring to is erased.
For example:
"I talked to a female yesterday."
A female what? A female kangaroo? A female rock snake? The subject of the sentence is not clear.
"I talked to a female presidential candidate yesterday."
This sentence is now about a human being.

6. And most importantly, because the word you're looking for already exists.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tracyclayton/stop-calling-women-females

[obamanut2012]

10. Woman, not female

Is the appropriate usage. Many, many alt-right, incels, etc. use "female" as a noun for a human woman. It is incorrect, and it is also demeaning, and meant to be. I know you are none of those things, so I'm not accusing you of such, but only educating. Please use "women/women/" Thanks!

[demtenjeep]

11. she has only been and ever will be Q-Bert 1 to me

and I bet she was "real popular" with the guys

especially given the fact she married the dick she saw