I feel like "guy" is weird in that I often hear people say "you guys" (and similar phrases) to groups of women but "guy" on its own is referring to a man at least 99% of the times I hear it. I'm curious if other people actually use it completely non-gendered (it's definitely gendered in the places I've lived in the US).
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I feel like "guy" is weird in that I often hear people say "you guys" (and similar phrases) to groups of women but "guy" on its own is referring to a man at least 99% of the times I hear it. I'm curious if other people actually use it completely non-gendered (it's definitely gendered in the places I've lived in the US).