I saw this on one of my recent threads and it gave me a bit to think about. I was talking to a woman not too long ago in a sexual manner and I kind of felt wrong saying "I'd fuck you". It's not exactly a word that implies passion but what can you say? Is "make love" not a bit odd? Sometimes fuck is fine but I just felt it was a bit insulting.
Rejection was the word that got me thinking about my language again. What words do you think get overused/misused? |
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"I saw this on one of my recent threads and it gave me a bit to think about. I was talking to a woman not too long ago in a sexual manner and I kind of felt wrong saying "I'd fuck you". It's not exactly a word that implies passion but what can you say? Is "make love" not a bit odd? Sometimes fuck is fine but I just felt it was a bit insulting.
Rejection was the word that got me thinking about my language again. What words do you think get overused/misused?"
So.
Like.
Discreet.
Discrete. |
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By * DareCouple 1 week ago
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"I saw this on one of my recent threads and it gave me a bit to think about. I was talking to a woman not too long ago in a sexual manner and I kind of felt wrong saying "I'd fuck you". It's not exactly a word that implies passion but what can you say? Is "make love" not a bit odd? Sometimes fuck is fine but I just felt it was a bit insulting.
Rejection was the word that got me thinking about my language again. What words do you think get overused/misused?"
Two extremes here, your right both a bit cringe and awkward so sometime in between maybe…. |
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