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this question is probably in the dumb-ass category of inquiry. but here it goes:
why do people refer to women as co-ed? for example, in the sentence "hot college co-ed strips on webcam"
why not just say 'hot college woman'?
was co-ed a term popular back in the day when women went to different schools than men? what gives?
why do people refer to women as co-ed? for example, in the sentence "hot college co-ed strips on webcam"
why not just say 'hot college woman'?
was co-ed a term popular back in the day when women went to different schools than men? what gives?