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Snatch is silly. It makes me giggle or think of bare knuckle boxing and diamonds the size of my fist (awesome movie).
If my husband said it during sex I'd bust out laughing.
As Jeffrey said almost 10 years ago, location has a lot to do with how you take the word. In the US, it's as bad as mentioning Voldemort in Hogwarts. In the UK, Australia and New Zealand, it's probably not as big of a deal. Where I'm from, it's almost a form of punctuation
My last published story: Good For Nothing
Where I am from, we only call our favourite people by this word.
I seem to write a story every 1.5 years on average.
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Depends on the context.
Dirty Talk Competition story: His Voice
New Mac & Grace story: Boardrooms & Boudoirs - Part Three -Chapters 9-12
The Last Dance - Part 4 & Part 5
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New short story: Under The Doctor's Desk
New micro: Another Man’s Wife
I've been called that a few times and didn't like it but on a couple of those occasions I probably earned it. I don't think I've ever used the word except to cuss at something inanimate that didn't work right. I'll have to see about working it into my stories...
If my hubby is going to give it a good thorough fucking, licking, or both however, he can call it whatever he wants to!
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I think I prefer the UK interpretation, and I have heard it used for friends. I use the word in my stories, and if people are squeamish, erm, what are they doing here?
This is my collection of muses and stories. Stories of note include:
Little Bird - A true story of submission and dominance set in Paris between an older couple and their younger lover.
Le Weekend - Six lives intertwined during one weekend create events that change their lives forever.
My take .. I don’t want to be called by the c word. It’s demeaning saying someone is that well woman do not need to be slandered for having a womb. However in the heat of the moment in writing during a sex scene I get it. Sometimes sex is crude so yes if you want to convey dirty dirty sex use it. But never direct at a woman because you want to abuse her.
When my partner engages in dirty talk or writing, she seems to prefer the term pussy or cunt. Offensive to call someone a cunt, but that’s the same as dick.
I posed a question for the writers here a while back about what terms to use for the vagina. Cunt seemed to be pretty popular across the board.
We use a different lexicon for different situations. As a male, when I go to the doctor I have a penis, testicles and a scrotum. When I am in a sexual situation I have a cock and balls. Same with a female; with the doc, she has a clitoris, inner and outer labia and a vagina. When she is getting fucked, she has a clit, pussy and cunt.
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We use a different lexicon for different situations. As a male, when I go to the doctor I have a penis, testicles and a scrotum. When I am in a sexual situation I have a cock and balls. Same with a female; with the doc, she has a clitoris, inner and outer labia and a vagina. When she is getting fucked, she has a clit, pussy and cunt.
Everyone , read this , Problem solved.....
It depends on mood , but to degrade or be degraded yes i will be offended and then i hope that person has health insurance or insured.
It is a crucial word in the modern world.
Without this word, I would be unable to describe
people who don't zipper-merge correctly
people who abandon supermarket shopping carts in the car park
litterers
Republicans
people who don't clean up after their dogs
people with loud car sound systems
SBD farters on the bus
and
Piers Morgan
I don't use the word and wouldn't when writing, This is, however, my choice and reflects my views, If someone was using it in dialogue in a story, I can see situations where it might convey a sense of urgency, frustration or desperation and be appropriate. As is the case with many things, if it's not my thing, that doesn't make it wrong, it's just not right for me.