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the word cunt
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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In a sexual sense or everyday sense?
In a dirty talk situation it could be fun if done right.
I'm not super offended by it but used to work with a lad who used it all the time. I wouldn't have minded if he was just ignorant but he was trying to be edgy and clever  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Agree it's about catering for all tastes. It's a great descriptive word. Would like to use it more often in the bedroom but wife would disapprove. "
The word, I assume?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not one I have any strong feeling about one way or another. Better than stench trench, snatch, meat wallet, minge, clunge or beef flaps.
Or hoo ha. Or va jay jay.
In fact, other than possibly pussy (though that sounds so fussy and delicate) there really isnmt another word is here? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Some of the early partsong writers were very naughty. There's an example where the four singers have different text which at one point combines to form that very word. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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But why does it offend I mean really! It's just a word just another sound and it's only offensive because someone said ooooooo that's a bad word you mustn't say it |
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One of my favourite words I use it regularly as a term of endearment to my best friends 'your a cunt but I loves ya'
or as a way to announce my displeasure at anything.
'Which cunt ate the last of my bacon'
Its one of the most versatile words other than fuck. |
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"I absolutely hate it, vile word.
Don't care on the context it's used in I don't like it
But in reality it's just a word, just a sound just nothing"
That's merely your opinion of which your entitled to, it in no way dis credits the opinion I'm allowed to have of the word. |
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"I must admit im a frequent user of the word. I tend not to give power to words the exception being the 'N' word"
Why though according to most even the N word is merely a word and collection of sounds so no one should find it offensive, people do though and they have the right to have that opinion respected |
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"Once upon a time I disliked it,I think it may be growing on me  "
I think the sound of the word contributes to the dislike. Probably because of my mama, I used to hate the word and never used it and found it very offensive.
But a few years back, my hairdresser swore in conversation, and she looks so sweet and innocent. I said "did you just swear?". The chap next to me said "X has a real potty mouth. You should ask her what her favourite swear word is".
I hazard a guess at fuck, which is such a great word that can be used as a noun, verb, adjective and even then multiple uses. I always love telling my foreign friends about the usage of fuck in English and not to get offended immediately based on the context (eg How was the steak? 1) it was fantastic 2) it was most delicious 3) absolutely amazing 4) fucking gorgeous, the fucking bollocks. Well "fuck" just gives it that bit more umph imho).
Anyway, I was wrong. And she smiled and quietly said cunt. I said cunt? And she said yes I love using that word.
Since then it has been a grower. Whilst I haven't used it in sex yet. I love using it to denounce people. The vulgarness seems to give it a bit more emphasis, so prefer to say stupid cunt to stupid fuck.
I think I'd have to have a really filthy session to use the word cunt in sex, but would be offended if a women used it in dirty talk, in fact I'd find it a turn on.
Until then, I'll stick to the softer term of pussy.  |
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"I must admit im a frequent user of the word. I tend not to give power to words the exception being the 'N' word
Why though according to most even the N word is merely a word and collection of sounds so no one should find it offensive, people do though and they have the right to have that opinion respected"
I think it's all about context really. There are words that some find offensive and derogatory. But I think it's like most words, slang or otherwise. It's all about the usage & intent in how they are portrayed and accepted.
The N word, as you call it is an interesting one. And I think calling it this creates a word of its own. I see this word bounced along quite a lot and have to smile when I'm out with various friends and a rap song will use the word and my black friends will just say it out loud. But if I'm with white friends and the song plays, they completely miss the word out, like a radio censorship. Reminds me of white chicks.
Myself and my black and mixed race friend had a real good debate on the word, but that's another story.
But I watch a lot of AHAT rap battles, which are colour agnostic. You'll see some fantastic poetry, cussing etcetera and black vs white vs asian. They will cuss and they will say the n word; black, white and asian and they will use it for white people and vice versa but there's no offence taken, even if they are dissing as everyone is on a level.
No malice, no problem in my opinion. But I do see the other side of the argument. And there is a call for both. |
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" I think it means to in Dutch or that could be Kunt"
Ha it means "can". I always laugh to myself when I'm in the Netherlands and I see paragraphs with the words "U kunt" in.
I always say, these Dutch are quite rude. We need this in our everyday language.
I can imagine signs in the streets. Keep Britain tidy and put your litter in the bin u kunt |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Personally I like it, but only in certain cases. The Vagina Monologues features a monologue that starts, "I call it cunt...". It's a great piece of writing and can be performed brilliantly. |
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"I hate it; I think of anyone using it in my presence, as vulgar
I love it when someone ultra posh loaded famous etc uses it.. especially at me  "
Good call. Posh people who speak articulately whilst swearing is fucking sexy as fuck! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" I think it means to in Dutch or that could be Kunt
Ha it means "can". I always laugh to myself when I'm in the Netherlands and I see paragraphs with the words "U kunt" in.
I always say, these Dutch are quite rude. We need this in our everyday language.
I can imagine signs in the streets. Keep Britain tidy and put your litter in the bin u kunt "
I knew it was something bland! I laugh also when there I first saw it on a menu and the. On my fridge in the hotel !! Ha look at that Kunt rolling about |
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By *c-ukMan
over a year ago
Sevenoaks |
You really have to admire versatility of the word.. You can different phrases on the beginning and using the same word arrive at completely different meetings....
Let me give you an example:
1, Oiii you cut me up you utter c***
2, Damn woman that is one hairy c***
3, What you fked her... you lucky c***
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"Although I think it's original meaning was to describe a leather pouch to put your sharpening stone in ...  "
" I think it means to in Dutch or that could be Kunt"
Its origins are from Cunni (latin for the female genitals) hence cunnilingus:
Cunni + lingus
Vagina + tongue.
Kunt on the other hand is the second person singular conjugation of the dutch verb kunnen (to be able to)
U kunt = you can.
As for the pouch for the sharpening stone, this one I cannot explain; it may be a local synonym from one of the following::
bag, purse, wallet, sack, sac, pocket, container, receptacle; poke, sporran and (historically) reticule.
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" I think it means to in Dutch or that could be Kunt
Ha it means "can". I always laugh to myself when I'm in the Netherlands and I see paragraphs with the words "U kunt" in.
I always say, these Dutch are quite rude. We need this in our everyday language.
I can imagine signs in the streets. Keep Britain tidy and put your litter in the bin u kunt I knew it was something bland! I laugh also when there I first saw it on a menu and the. On my fridge in the hotel !! Ha look at that Kunt rolling about "
U kunt means "you can."
A can (like a can) is "een blikje." |
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The irony. Just reading an article on Sky News about a judge who called a man a cunt when sentencing him for racist language.
The man said to the QC "you're a bit of a cunt", to which she replied "you're a bit of a cunt yourself".
He shouted back "go fuck yourself" and she responded with "you too".
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"The irony. Just reading an article on Sky News about a judge who called a man a cunt when sentencing him for racist language.
The man said to the QC "you're a bit of a cunt", to which she replied "you're a bit of a cunt yourself".
He shouted back "go fuck yourself" and she responded with "you too"."
FAB!!!
Love that judge.
Reminds me of an English lesson at school. We had an Ozzy English teacher, renowned for his bluntness. There was a quiet altercation between him and a girl I quite liked, which ended when she loudly said in class:
"You're nothing but an Australian cunt... *sir*".
Sharp intake of breath around the classroom, broken by the teacher who replied:
"Well you can fuck riiiight off!"
God knows what it was about... |
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"The irony. Just reading an article on Sky News about a judge who called a man a cunt when sentencing him for racist language.
The man said to the QC "you're a bit of a cunt", to which she replied "you're a bit of a cunt yourself".
He shouted back "go fuck yourself" and she responded with "you too".
FAB!!!
Love that judge.
Reminds me of an English lesson at school. We had an Ozzy English teacher, renowned for his bluntness. There was a quiet altercation between him and a girl I quite liked, which ended when she loudly said in class:
"You're nothing but an Australian cunt... *sir*".
Sharp intake of breath around the classroom, broken by the teacher who replied:
"Well you can fuck riiiight off!"
God knows what it was about..."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I hope he returns 
He got another forum ban and just couldn't be arsed with it anymore. Really can't say I blame him  "
They do do it sometimes for trivial reasons but in a site this big it must be a nightmare to control. |
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By *howboatMan
over a year ago
Canterbury |
It's still a really powerful word, either as a put down or during sex.
I find it really erotic to use providing the woman is comfortable with but like most powerful words it loses it's cachet with overuse.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I try not to use it in a derogatory sense any more. I was turned on to it as a "beautiful word for a beautiful part of a woman's anatomy" by a feminist.
I love cunny and cunnilingus too |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"Not one I have any strong feeling about one way or another. Better than stench trench, snatch, meat wallet, minge, clunge or beef flaps.
Or hoo ha. Or va jay jay.
In fact, other than possibly pussy (though that sounds so fussy and delicate) there really isnmt another word is here?"
Tuppence? |
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It's a very ancient word for a vagina, and we use it as such. G's ex used it for that as well.
Using it as a swearword or insult just shows what the ignorant users really think of women, sexist idiots. |
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I hate the use of it..
Serving in NI in the late 80's, we were called it day in and out by kids no older than 10...
If you need to use it, use berk.. From the cockney Berkshire hunt.. Far more palatable |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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love it in sex terms if I say cunt hold on to ya hat my horns off the charts
in everyday use, it's needed for toe stubbing -- owww ya fucking cunt bastard cunt!! |
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Back after being banned! Unfortunately the power hungry mod didn't understand the humour and ambiguity or the general topic about the c word.
I would never direct any malice and anything said would be in total humour. "What a C" can also be talking about a situation as opposed to being direct. You missed the irony.
I welcome them to contact me directly to discuss, instead of hiding behind a block button. We can take this offline and then you'll acknowledge that you made a error on this occasion.
Based on this experience and on topic, I think I've gone off the word! |
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"Back after being banned! Unfortunately the power hungry mod didn't understand the humour and ambiguity or the general topic about the c word.
I would never direct any malice and anything said would be in total humour. "What a C" can also be talking about a situation as opposed to being direct. You missed the irony.
I welcome them to contact me directly to discuss, instead of hiding behind a block button. We can take this offline and then you'll acknowledge that you made a error on this occasion.
Based on this experience and on topic, I think I've gone off the word! "
Oops |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's possibly the greatest word in the English language. Since 2010, it's been word of the year 7 times. Beating fucker into second place. Although the phrase Pig fucker is very much top of the pops. But is not yet hyphenated. |
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