[ SECRET POST #2407 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2407 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Gendered Insults

[(Anonymous)]

Many European countries don't consider it a gendered insult. nor is it that bad of a curse word.

Re: Gendered Insults

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I know. I'm british myself, and I love saying cunt, but people will often tell me that it is a gendered insult. I don't consider it to be so, but in the context of my example I'm talking about places like the US, or wherever those guys come from.

Re: Gendered Insults

[scherrymouse]

nor is it that bad of a curse word.

That's relative, though. Some people think it's no big deal, but I know others who find it lots more offensive than the other common swear words used here in Britain. (On topic, I have no idea why some see it as more offensive and whether it has anything at all to do with it being a gendered insult or not. But yeah, not everyone thinks it's not 'that bad' even if others are relaxed about it.)

Re: Gendered Insults

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, in my experience (UK) it's far, far more widely used in reference to guys, and with about as much impact as the word 'asshole' in the US.