By: flan
@Andy. Gay men also have a history of being discriminated against, making it more acceptable for them to use it. Report this comment as spam or abuse
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Bastard actually means illegitimate child. In times gone by, if you were illegitimate it was automatically assumed it was because your mother was a whore. Even if she was raped. Bastards didn’t get...
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This comment is everything !!!! LOL love it Report this comment as spam or abuse
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And as we say in the baptist church after a great sermon ” The doors of the church are now open” … This comment is EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Report this comment as spam or abuse
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I must be as old as dirt (and i am only 27) … But I am sooo confused when I hear some of you say that WOMEN use it all the time…. What women are you all hanging with… I NEVER and I repeat NEVER refer...
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That’s my experience also, especially in overwhelmingly male school and work environments. In real life, I’ve never heard bitch used in anything but a put-down, dismissive, trivializing sort of way. No...
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And the word bitch used to mean female dog. Bastard evolved too. “You don’t have to be such a bastard about it,” is a phrase I’ve heard people use which is devoid of the original meaning of the word...
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And the word b*tch used to mean female dog. B*stard evolved too. “You don’t have to be such a b*stard about it,” is a phrase I’ve heard people use which is devoid of the original meaning of the word...
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i don’t take too much issue with that word…I own it too…I’m a crazy bitch! (In a good way) Report this comment as spam or abuse
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Sure there is…I can think of a few…”M***erf***er”, “Pr*ck”, sh*theel”, “a**hole”… Report this comment as spam or abuse
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