>especially when we don't do the same for men.
I was always taught it was 'Master' for unmarried and young men.
You're damn right it is
And when was the last time you heard someone called master in a newspaper or actual life?
"Master" is for a male child. (And has, unsurprisingly, fallen out of favor.)
And when did you last use that instead of Mr?
Even when the last name is "Bates"?
> I was always taught it was 'Master' for unmarried and young men.
I remember when I was a kid, bank correspondence would address me as MASTER. I found it amusing.
I don’t think they do that anymore though??? I think our son has always been MR to them, even when he was a 5 year old