11-01-2012, 02:43 PM
To me, bitch has so many definitions that its meaning is completely dependant on the context.
I say it way more often as some kind of tongue-in-cheek jab or even as a term of endearment rather than as a real insult.
The sexual connotation is absent for me, as is ESAD's definition, at least mostly.
Like HotD, I don't see 'bitch' as weak, but as someone who at least can stand their ground, someone who'll fight back.
Am I a bitch - since the definitions vary, I can't really say. In terms of my def - yeah, I can be a bitch.
Do I know bitches - oh yes, a lot, both male and female
I say it way more often as some kind of tongue-in-cheek jab or even as a term of endearment rather than as a real insult.
The sexual connotation is absent for me, as is ESAD's definition, at least mostly.
Like HotD, I don't see 'bitch' as weak, but as someone who at least can stand their ground, someone who'll fight back.
Am I a bitch - since the definitions vary, I can't really say. In terms of my def - yeah, I can be a bitch.
Do I know bitches - oh yes, a lot, both male and female