03 Feb 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobiedivegeester has been confronted by both of us. He'll think twice before he uses the word "bitches" gain, I'm sure.
chicks is a generic term, like dudes, why you find that difficult to grasp i have no idea. Is 'bitches' also a generic term?
03 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFsometimes yes and in fact i know several women who also refer to themselves as chicks. One on this very site. I cannot say i have ever heard them use the term 'bitch', to describe themselves though.
So do you refer to other women as "chicks" when you talk to women face to face or only on the internet?
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieI think it has multiple uses in contemporary English linguistics.
chicks is a generic term, like dudes, why you find that difficult to grasp i have no idea. Is 'bitches' also a generic term?
Female dog
Slang for moaning a lot (a bit like you actually)
Describing a difficult thing e.g. Working late is a "bitch"
Parochial term for women often used by certain cultures
03 Feb 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYou've made that point I think. What about whether you use "chicks" to refer to women away from the internet?
No thats not what I mean, what i mean is plainly stated, you get your jollies using quite frankly derogatory terms like bitches for women. thanks divesgeester
03 Feb 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieOK, I understand where you are coming from on this.
sometimes yes and in fact i know several women who also refer to themselves as chicks. One on this very site. I cannot say i have ever heard them use the term 'bitch', to describe themselves though.