I know :3. In dutch, we sometimes use 'guys' when we are referring to a group of people with mixed genders, like in Spanish :P. I thought that was the same in English :3
It is the same in English, but as with any other form of discrimination, I neither support, allow, nor perform sexism and transphobia. I am a Tennesseean, cisgender guy, but that does not in any way eliminate the possibility of being a liberal person, which I am.
I don't want to get too much off topic, and I know you mean it well, but here is my view too though:
If say there would be a group of all white persons and one black person, and I would note the black person separately, people would call it racism too (since I would make a distinction in the race).
Haha, it took me a bit before I understood the simile, haas... I get it now, though!
@We3: this has nothing to do with sexism or transphobia, don't worry. It's no issue if you [I]don't[/I] use the phrase 'guys' when addressing anything other than male sex male gender people, but it's also no issue if anyone else uses it more broadly.
It feels a bit strange to me too, though. I guess it's a language thing.
In the Netherlands, girls often address their friends with 'guys', even if they're all female. Language is strange like that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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