*my spanish teacher trying to explain masculine and feminine words*
Her: Spanish words are like a clothing store; you got the girls' section (the feminine words), and the guys' section (the masculine words)
Her: To determine the adjective, you have to decide if it's masculine or feminine
Her: But Spanish words are a lot like buying clothes from the clothing store.
Her: You know, girls are going to head over to check out all the pretty skirts and accessories,
Her: And then all the guys go to the boys' side.
Her: But like some words in Spanish, there will be a guy one time that, instead, goes over to the girls' section.
Her: And sometimes, the girl will go and buy from the boys' section.
Some kid: So they're gay?
Some other kid: But wait, what if the guy goes to the girls' section to buy jewelry for his girlfriend?
Her: Well they don't have girlfriends.
Her: Or boyfriends.
Her: They're forever alone like you are.
True. story.