Do you feel women are to loose with the term “sis”? Is it PC or genuine?

Shout out to stereo community got a question at least in my experience for me to call you my guy my man's that's my boy that usually takes a level of trust and also Some kind of longevity But in my experience, I don't know if it's today's culture I see a lot of women that use the word sis a lot to refer to each other Especially and I've seen it where women they really know each other like that. Oh, that's my sis. Hey, what up sis? What up? Is that is that genuine or is that PC? Like is that really your sis? You know I'm saying that we just we just using words to you know Sound like y'all cooler than which I really are it's just I'm just asking I'm just asking let me know y'all thoughts though y'all already Is it genuine or is it PC?

Speaking for myself, I will only call a woman sis if I genuinely feel like that. If I genuinely got mad love for you and respect. That's just only for the real ones. **** all that PC shit. Nah.

Yeah definitely got to be some type of closeness in order for me to call you sis for real for real but depending on what type of contacts is being used some people definitely use that shit for PC

I don't think it's used too loose. I think that it's important to listen to the context it's used in. I don't necessarily call people that I have issues with sis but if it slips out you'll definitely know it's not meant in an endearing way.

I don't know, I think it's a new term because I ain't never called nobody sis. Nope. That's not about vocabulary.

It may not be genuine I may not believe him but it's definitely natural The order of the naturalize sisterhood and brotherhood

Well, this is a term used in the LGBT community to try to label things and try to... It's very long response, I'm going to say. trying to

I personally don't like the sis lingo. Hey sis, what's good sis sis sis now?

Yeah, I think they're really loose about that and they're not being genuine. When they call people sisters, it's always like, it always has a negative connotation behind it for me because they say it interchangeably between men and women.

For me oh to me sis is no different than bro but this family doesn't need a term endearment if I call you my friend now they need something

How do you say is this everything you know like my what's going on I don't know your name but I know you a sister but not sister like you my sister do you know me I don't know maybe I'm just