[ SECRET POST #6260 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6260 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, now the internet slang is "she's serving cunt" when well-dressed/looking good, so who the hell knows what's okay anymore.

[sparklywalls]

I have already seen people getting annoyed by that phrase. Not sure if it's the word itself that's annoying them or if they're being lowkey phobic given where the phrase originated.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - I have no idea about the origins of the phrase but I'll be honest, I hate it. But I come from a place where "cunt" is primarily used by angry sexist people yelling at you because you didn't appreciate their "flirting". Basically, for me, it is a word associated with violence against women. I fucking hate that word, but I do appreciate that it's a word with varied uses and acceptance and try not to get too upset about it.

[sparklywalls]

I can understand your hate of it, because the word itself does have a very complicated/sketchy history and yes, it's use by men in particular has generally been...not good.

When I was growing up I remember feeling like it was the one swear word that was still taboo to say and you had to be VERY careful, but I feel like it's not taken as powerful as that these days. Still, I think it's wrong if anyone makes fun of anyone else who is uncomfortable with it regardless of the fact it doesn't bother me so much. This is why I generally try not to say it very often, especially in company where I'm not sure if breaching the c-barrier would be a good idea or not.

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like another example of how supposedly progressive spaces have just repackaged society's general misogynistic bent.

[(Anonymous)]

Are you saying that reclaiming/using “cunt” in a positive sense is misogynistic?

Or did I misunderstand?

[nanslice]

That came from the drag community, specifically the black drag community. The internet just thought it was cool and started using it.

(I also love it and it's what I tell myself whenever I need to get dressed up and am feeling a little anxious about it, lololol)

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, that explains a lot. I was confused about what it meant because I've seen it so often used for men/male characters, and not usually with gendered pronoun, just like "Wow, serving cunt *thirst emoji*" so I was like, I don't get it, does "serving cunt" mean "serving one's own cunt to others" or "providing a service to other people's cunts"? lol