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Context: señorita would be used for younger women, while señora is used for older woman.
this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2025
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Essentially, it's a cultural equivalent to implying someone is old. The kind of "mad" like being called Sir/Miss(es) [Last Name] by someone after being introduced. Less anger and more annoyed at being reminded about the passage of time and that our backs hurt.