Do Women Love or Hate being Called #####es? Vixens

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toppick08

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Whore is where the communication usually stops....and starts....

Biatch just gets them moist..
 
itsbob

itsbob

I bowl overhand
BadGirl said:
I'm not looking at the link, but I'm assuming that they are referring to the "B" word.

No, I don't think that it is even remotely pleasant to be called a "b", regardless of the situation, the environment, or who is doing the name calling.
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So when I pull your hair and slap your butt what SHOULD I call you??

:boxing:

I thought Be YOTCH was a term of endearment.. the other word is a WAAAAY bad word..
 
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EmptyTimCup

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skipping to the end .....




must be a "Black" thing ......... :whistle:



.... that whole calling females Bioatches came out in Hip Hop ... I'd say ijn the early 90's .......
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is it any wonder Black Men do not respect Women ..... :popcorn:
 
Toxick

Toxick

Splat
Abc123 said:
Hmm. My best friend and I call each other the "B" word all the time.
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I call my best friend the B-word all the time as well. He refers to me the same way.
I also call him "Pig####er."


We used to punch each other in the face all the time too.



That was about 15-20 years ago. We have less painful ways of saying hello these days.

I still call him a pig####er though.
 
Abc123

Abc123

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Toxick said:
I call my best friend the B-word all the time as well. He refers to me the same way.
I also call him "Pig####er."


We used to punch each other in the face all the time too.



That was about 15-20 years ago. We have less painful ways of saying hello these days.

I still call him a pig####er though.
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Exactly. It's all in the context of the word, and who is speaking it.

Now as for women that dress like sluts...do they deserve to be sexually harrassed? No one does, however, when I get dressed in the morning, I stop and think to myself about what kind of aura I'm putting off by my clothing choices.
At my day job, I work with mostly men, so I never wear a dress, or anything really revealing. That's BEGGING for attention and screaming...Look at me!!!!
At my second job, I work with women. So say it's a weekend and I don't work my day job, I will dress more fashionably. I manage a retail store, so I need to appear somewhat fashionable. I will wear a dress, or a pair of leggings w/a tunic shirt, cute heels, and actually take my hair down (Literally). Day job? Nope.
And I will tell you, I am much more respected by the guys I work with than any of the other women.
I'm friends with several of them, and they might hit on the other girls, but to them, I'm one of the guys. They will fart, burp, talk about getting a piece of azz when they get home, etc..
My fiance appreciates it, also. He knows he doesn't have to worry about me flashing my boobs, or strutting down the hallways egging the guys on.
So...IMHO...if you want to dress like a slut, be prepared to be treated like one.
 
TurboK9

TurboK9

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Abc123 said:
Exactly. It's all in the context of the word, and who is speaking it.

Now as for women that dress like sluts...do they deserve to be sexually harrassed? No one does, however, when I get dressed in the morning, I stop and think to myself about what kind of aura I'm putting off by my clothing choices.
At my day job, I work with mostly men, so I never wear a dress, or anything really revealing. That's BEGGING for attention and screaming...Look at me!!!!
At my second job, I work with women. So say it's a weekend and I don't work my day job, I will dress more fashionably. I manage a retail store, so I need to appear somewhat fashionable. I will wear a dress, or a pair of leggings w/a tunic shirt, cute heels, and actually take my hair down (Literally). Day job? Nope.
And I will tell you, I am much more respected by the guys I work with than any of the other women.
I'm friends with several of them, and they might hit on the other girls, but to them, I'm one of the guys. They will fart, burp, talk about getting a piece of azz when they get home, etc..
My fiance appreciates it, also. He knows he doesn't have to worry about me flashing my boobs, or strutting down the hallways egging the guys on.
So...IMHO...if you want to dress like a slut, be prepared to be treated like one.
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Granted, if your skirt is so short your buttcheeks are peeking out, etc, that is too much... but wearing a nice dress, or other feminine attire and looking 'pretty' shouldn't be taboo as long as it fits the practical environment (IE a dress and heels in a shop situation, bad idea from a practical standpoint). If you work in an office, and guys go :drool: at work over a nice dress or blouse / skirt combo, etc, they need to get lives. No woman should feel like she can't dress feminine if she feels like it.
 
TurboK9

TurboK9

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Abc123 said:
Yeah, well, the guys here need lives! For me, it's a personal respect factor. If I have to walk upstairs, I don't want some jackazz looking up my skirt/dress. I'll knock a mofo out in a heartbeat. I had a guy grab my azz at my old job, and in return, he had a pretty black eye for about a week and a half. :duel:
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Get 'em!

Heck I would have popped his other eye myself :lmao:
 
libertytyranny

libertytyranny

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Toxick said:
I call my best friend the B-word all the time as well. He refers to me the same way.
I also call him "Pig####er."


We used to punch each other in the face all the time too.



That was about 15-20 years ago. We have less painful ways of saying hello these days.

I still call him a pig####er though.
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:killingme

Abc123 said:
Exactly. It's all in the context of the word, and who is speaking it.

Now as for women that dress like sluts...do they deserve to be sexually harrassed? No one does, however, when I get dressed in the morning, I stop and think to myself about what kind of aura I'm putting off by my clothing choices.
At my day job, I work with mostly men, so I never wear a dress, or anything really revealing. That's BEGGING for attention and screaming...Look at me!!!!
At my second job, I work with women. So say it's a weekend and I don't work my day job, I will dress more fashionably. I manage a retail store, so I need to appear somewhat fashionable. I will wear a dress, or a pair of leggings w/a tunic shirt, cute heels, and actually take my hair down (Literally). Day job? Nope.
And I will tell you, I am much more respected by the guys I work with than any of the other women.
I'm friends with several of them, and they might hit on the other girls, but to them, I'm one of the guys. They will fart, burp, talk about getting a piece of azz when they get home, etc..
My fiance appreciates it, also. He knows he doesn't have to worry about me flashing my boobs, or strutting down the hallways egging the guys on.
So...IMHO...if you want to dress like a slut, be prepared to be treated like one.
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That earns you a tiny :whoosh: :killingme





As for dressing..I like to look nice, but I would never dress slutty to work. It's not appropriate. However, I don't think Ines was dressed that "sexy". Yeah she had ridiculously butt tight pants on, and I am willing to bet a kidney she knows that's her best asset..and in that case, she likely dressed that way to show off her best, as most women do. But if you are going to work on an athletic field, surrounded by athletes, with ass tight pants on and a butt like that..I would be worried if I DIDN'T hear any mention of it. Persoanlly I think she over reacted. I would hardly call compliments and attention "sexual harrassment"

I had a guy at work (a very, very creepy one :barf:) tell me one day I looked nice in a dress I was wearing..and then proceed to tell me he liked it when women wore dresses because it showed they were trying. It wasn't a revealing dress by any means..and it was a little below the knee, perfectly appropriate for a work setting..but I didn't wear any dress again until I moved from that building..because in his twisted mind I am sure he thought I and other women wore dresses to atttract his attention:bigwhoop:
 
Abc123

Abc123

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libertytyranny said:
:killingme




That earns you a tiny :whoosh: :killingme





As for dressing..I like to look nice, but I would never dress slutty to work. It's not appropriate. However, I don't think Ines was dressed that "sexy". Yeah she had ridiculously butt tight pants on, and I am willing to bet a kidney she knows that's her best asset..and in that case, she likely dressed that way to show off her best, as most women do. But if you are going to work on an athletic field, surrounded by athletes, with ass tight pants on and a butt like that..I would be worried if I DIDN'T hear any mention of it. Persoanlly I think she over reacted. I would hardly call compliments and attention "sexual harrassment"

I had a guy at work (a very, very creepy one :barf:) tell me one day I looked nice in a dress I was wearing..and then proceed to tell me he liked it when women wore dresses because it showed they were trying. It wasn't a revealing dress by any means..and it was a little below the knee, perfectly appropriate for a work setting..but I didn't wear any dress again until I moved from that building..because in his twisted mind I am sure he thought I and other women wore dresses to atttract his attention:bigwhoop:
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Let me clarify...I did not watch the video...my firewall blocks those. So I have no clue what it says, or who wore what.
I was referring to the women who DO dress like sluts, tight minis, tight low cut blouses with their boobs hanging out, and sashaying all over the place, flipping their damn hair....you know...THOSE ones.
 
libertytyranny

libertytyranny

Dream Stealer
Abc123 said:
Let me clarify...I did not watch the video...my firewall blocks those. So I have no clue what it says, or who wore what.
I was referring to the women who DO dress like sluts, tight minis, tight low cut blouses with their boobs hanging out, and sashaying all over the place, flipping their damn hair....you know...THOSE ones.
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No I was referring to your reaction to toxick's comment..I don't think he really has a friend he calls pig####er :killingme:killingme

I agree with you on the rest :huggy:
 
Abc123

Abc123

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libertytyranny said:
No I was referring to your reaction to toxick's comment..I don't think he really has a friend he calls pig####er :killingme:killingme

I agree with you on the rest :huggy:
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I believe him....the guys in my office call each other that. And Goat####er. They throw all kinds of rude, crude comments back and forth a million times a day.
 
Abc123

Abc123

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Lance took his comment down b4 I cld respond to it. When the guys in the office act up, I grab my cd case from my car, and jam...Today was the perfect day.
Some things they like, and some they hate....it's a blast.
 
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