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And yet, it is still true that there are far more insults/swears in the English language that are directly related to women than there are that directly relate to men.

:O

lol no

Lol yes

Such as? And which English language? You say you aren't American, but it's clear you're not a Brit either. You say "the English language", but English isn't one language.

Twat
Bitch
Cunt
Prissy
Nag
Witch
Whore
Slut
Pussy
Ho
Quim
Hooker
Butterface
etc, etc

and I'm Canadian FWIW

what on earth does Butterface mean? Is that a Canadian thing?

"She's got a great body... but her face."

/uhmurrrihcun

o.O

I was sure it was butter-face, like shapeless.

For even more fuzzy feelings, in my area at least, that lovely turn of phrase is slowly being replaced by "paper bag job". As in, bangable as long as you make her wear a paper bag over her head.

Yeah... we get the "double bagger" here. Bangable if you put a bag over her head and one over yours in case hers slips off.

Isn't that charming.

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how odd. Huh, learned something.

I'm English and your list is fascinating.

Twat is male here.
Cunt is mostly male but rarely an insult.
Prissy isn't something I've ever heard anyone say.
Nag is a female horse and nothing else. Or maybe a donkey if you keep them.
Witches are females and wizards are males and neither is a curse or insult.
Whore is a genderless action, as is flogging in the selling context (but it's male in all others).
Slut. Oh look, you finally got one!
Pussy is a cat (either gender) or very rarely anatomy. It isn't a swear or insult.
Ho is American rap and anyone using it here would be locked up.
Quim is another one of those words I have never encountered before now.
Hooker is an American cop show word that no one uses here.
Butterface is...really? This is a word I first encountered on this comm within the last few months and it's always been used to describe a man. Specifically, I've only ever seen it used to describe Jeremy Renner and Daniel Craig.

Total: 1

ROFL

Bravo! Where can I send all the applauses?

Except for the slight problem where almost all of this is wrong and stupid.

/is British

Your list is pretty ridiculous but i'm hooked. Are you saying twat and cunt are male or they're commonly directed at males as an insult? Because that's stupid both ways but I'm dying to know which way you were swinging for.

da
They are used towards males. The origins are female, as someone has posted many times in this thread, but that's not something most people think about or necessarily even know. Their meanings, context, and usage have absolutely nothing to do with their origins.

Their meanings, context, and usage have absolutely nothing to do with their origins.

and bzzzt you're wrong

thanks for playing asshole

Anon is right about the usage and meaning of the words in England. You're the only ignorant one here, Canadian.

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I always assumed they were universal and can be directed at anyone. :P

lmao
just... lmao

Are you serious with this comment? Do you actually not realize how fucking ignorant it makes you look?

Thank you for proving you have no fucking clue what you're talking about.

lol You're such an idiot.

Well, I won't call someone butterface in Canada as long as you stop crying about people saying cunt in Glasgow. Deal?

you forgot douchebag.

Douchebag is female?