| | Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him? Page 12 of 14 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14) | | Yikes, did he really? I must have forgotten that part. I always loved that movie. I've hiked around the area where it was filmed many times. | |
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| Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
Posted: 12/26/2008 11:16:53 AM | | I once saw a profile of a young woman on another site. She had lots of photos and one image with white text on a red background. Just one word, C***, all in capital letters. I couldn't understand why an attractive young woman would have something like that as part of her photo array, so I asked about it. Her reply stated, "That's what I am". I told her no, she was not, and asked where she got that notion in the beginning. She said having it there was funny! I never got a straight answer, when I did get an answer. I suspected a severe case of low self-esteem, or maybe even abuse of some kind. All this was about six months ago, and I lost track after a while. All I can remember now is that she was in Pennsylvania somewhere, but the name is lost now. Faces I remember, but not names. | |
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| Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
Posted: 12/31/2008 9:17:48 AM | the C word...is found in many cultures and was originally from the river...
Cunnet in England( nowKennet)...where Pirestesses of the OLD religions had their sacred wells...those of the new religions named these women "vile cvnts...."
(also in LAtin as someone has said..cunabula(cradle).((.KUNTE(Africa)...)
...cunning comes from this=knowledge
to be called a cvnt now is a derogatory...thing in western society...combining ingrained learned..habitual hatred of womyn POWER and using slang for genitalia to..
demean someone....just as one would say dic etc...
In Holland...cvnt is at the end of many sentences and is NOT derogatory..it is an ending to a sentence...like the CA ... eh??
We have NO IDEA about the dynamics of the relationship in question..
My husband called me a witch and old hag/bag as an indearing title....sooooooo??
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| Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
Posted: 12/31/2008 9:40:31 AM | I'm thinking this C word is used mostly when someone is upset and disrespectful, Just like the N word and there are many others. If these words are in someone's vocabulary... even if it is only when heated... I believe there could be some other deep rooted issues that may surface as well.
Using these words makes someone seem very uneducated and creepy.
Just a thought. | |
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| Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
Posted: 12/31/2008 10:22:47 AM | Cupcakes? 
What's in a word? All words are just a collection of one or more phonetics...any meaning is up for interpretation. What is to one person a 'dirty' word can be a term of endearment to another.
It cracks me up when censorship replaces one word for another, yet the intent remains. For example..."Fvck you, man!" becomes "Forget you, man!" Does anyone actually believe the speaker literally means they wish to forget someone? Nope, the intent is clear, and our minds replace 'forget' with the appropriate substitute.
George Carlin pretty much sums up the whole subject.
As for 'cupcakes', what some of us interpret as a yummy dessert can be slang used in place of another, more notorious 'C' word. Isn't the Urban Dictionary wonderful?
For the record: I love cupcakes. | |
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| Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
Posted: 12/31/2008 11:52:49 AM |
Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
unfortunately, i did, for many years
men who use this name have much bigger problems, as does the person
that is subject to it..........someone who spouts this bile is a very angry and abusive person
i know through experience
i would never again allow it; he would be gone.......unfortunately, with my ex, i didn't know a way out............and the c word was the least of it
not to be tolerated; there is alot more, verbal and otherwise, where that came from | |
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paymax
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| Ladies, If A Guy Called You The C Word, Would Continue Your Relationship With Him?
Posted: 1/7/2009 2:29:27 PM | ^^Haha, nice.
At first I thought the OP may have come into contact with a guy I work with. His wife loves the "c word" and uses it a lot. So him calling her a stupid cvnt wouldn't be much of an insult or anything. It's actually quite a laugh to watch how they bicker back and forth.
I know quite a few women that it wouldn't bother actually. Most of them have a fairly fowl mouth themselves though, *shrugs*.
I actually agree with Paymax, and anyone else who said it's just a word, same with a lot of insults. Just remember, the saying "sticks and stones may break your bones, but names can never hurt you" is only true as long as you don't let the names hurt you. | |
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Posted: 2/2/2009 10:02:24 PM | | First of all there is never an excuse for poor manners (yelling at her in the food court) and secondly he would be history and missing a few vital extremeties by the time I got through with him!!! I'm afraid if I'd heard that in person I would have been right in the middle of both of them, him for saying it and her for taking it. If she is that STUPID to take such abuse then we may be hearing about them on the 6 o'clock news. | |
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