Hey guys just pondered something.
When talking about offensive words the C word (CUNT - there I said it) shocks the most people. Why?
I doesn't really bother me at all but I know it really upsets people.
What do you guys think?
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The C Word
The word (cunt) is a word ,, that has more than 1 meaning ,, depending on which context it is used in.
When describing a womans sexual apparatus ,, it can mean good or bad .
When men are speaking of a womans attitude towards them ,, then usually it is meant as something derrogetory or defaming.
When describing a womans sexual apparatus ,, it can mean good or bad .
When men are speaking of a womans attitude towards them ,, then usually it is meant as something derrogetory or defaming.
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Cunt, twat, gash whatever nasty term you use it's all pussy and doesn't offend me in the least as long as your paying attention to it!!!
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Quote by MMonroe
Sometimes it offends me, sometimes it doesnt, it depends on the context of which it is being used
I second that
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I love the C word.. I don't feel the need to use it all the time.. because it would lose it's impact on people.. I occasionally use it in my stories and during sex if it feels appropriate and sometimes in real life I use it when I'm having a very bad day and want to blame the world. My mother witnessed me use it last year when something bad happened.. she was so shocked she burst out laughing, now it's a running joke and occasionally I quietly utter the word in an entirely wrong situation to raise a smile. 
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Active Ink Slinger
when we say "he's a dick" it isn't complimentary.. same as saying "she's a cunt"... they are both meant to take away identity.. there are far more sensual words that should be used intimately..
Active Ink Slinger
definitely depoends on the context.
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The 'C' word sounds a bit harsh sometimes, but I don't normally find it offensive.
It makes me cringe though when I hear someone young say it in front of an elderly person.
It makes me cringe though when I hear someone young say it in front of an elderly person.
Active Ink Slinger
I would say that we all would agree that its not really the word itself (just like all swear words), but the manner in which you use it. If it turns the person you're with on, or if that's how you and your friends joke, then its cool. But if you know that the person doesn't like it and you use that to intentionally cause disrespect them (once again just like any other swear word), then yes that's not a good thing.
Internet Sensation
*looks around*
Funny how some people don't even think of it as being used to curse people while some other people don't even think of it as a word for the womans genitals.
You learn things in life... and believe me you can use the phrase "I love you" to offend and degrade people, so what would be different with "cunt."
Funny how some people don't even think of it as being used to curse people while some other people don't even think of it as a word for the womans genitals.
You learn things in life... and believe me you can use the phrase "I love you" to offend and degrade people, so what would be different with "cunt."
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I hear what you’re saying, it is a strong word and only to be used in those moments of sheer and complete madness.
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I think the biggest reason why it doesn't offend me so much is because it's just not a part of my life. It's not a word that's really ever used around me, and I never use it myself. I know the literal definitions for it, as well as the implied definitions - but since I never actually use it, nor does anybody around me, there's never any impact from it.
