We can assume how hexbear users feel about themselves. I’d be more interested in how local users feel.

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Just use something like souping up. It has negative connotations around people of Asian descent, what they eat and what kind of car they supposedly prefer to drive. We don’t see people going around saying I’m n-ing my computer. Being conscious of the actual meaning of words you’re using for things just helps keep the conversation on track and helps keep conversations on topic. Even if that word is ultimately used for something that the general consensus is, a good thing.

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