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@grogman 😂
Egg on our face?? Between the pussy, the Colonel’s chicken and now eggs, I’m beginning to think you skipped the PR meeting and went straight to lunch.😜
Am I allowed to say that in NOT spicy chat?!?😳
Oh for fuck’s sake! We are trying to ELEVATE pussy over here and you come in with “takes a beating”?? No sir. Wrist officially slapped! 👎
The word Pussy is the most provocative, erotic, seductive, alluring, attractive, sexy, energetic and powerful word there is in any language!
Yeah agreed the degrading comparison is definitely an insult. As a child of a woman who immigrated to the US pretty much forcibly and had to raise 5 kids on her own in a country she’d never been to, knows nobody, doesn’t speak the language and had to start purely from scratch with no money or assistance and never once wavered or complained and made sure we always had what we needed without relying anyone but her…I’d be enraged if anyone called her weak. All the women I’ve known are people who adapt to any situation while supporting those around them as well.
And I think the irony of men in history assuming women to be weak and incapable is that they depended on them for literally EVERYTHING. They had them cook, clean and feed them, sexually gratify them, listen to all their worries and give them advice, be their accountants, help them strategize, raise them and their kids, etc. then go to other men and say how incapable women are lol.
@jerzey 😎
Well damn, CJ. I think we found our new Director of Marketing. You clearly needed absolutely no convincing whatsoever.😉
@midwestnoob ❤️
Your mom sounds like an absolute force, Cass! Raising five kids alone under those circumstances, in a country where she didn’t even speak the language…there is nothing remotely weak about that.
And YES to your second paragraph. That contradiction has always fascinated me. Women were supposedly the “weaker sex,” while simultaneously being expected to hold together the home, the children, the finances, the emotional lives of everyone around them, and often the men themselves. Apparently we were far too delicate to have power, but perfectly capable of carrying damn near everything. Funny how that worked. Thank you for the thoughtful responses. 😘
Alright I’m just gonna say it right off the bat before getting into it 😂 I love the pussy haha!
Seriously though, I’m actually consistently impressed by the anatomy of the pussy as well as the strength of it! In my opinion, there is a totally different level of strength that as a man, I will never be able to fully understand what you lovely women go through and what you all have to deal with on a daily basis! I mean the woman’s body is a literal miracle worker and I marvel at the nature of the pussy! Not only you guys have to deal with periods and such, but to push a whole living being that you guys spent months creating and growing? Well that is a miracle in and of itself and I can only say that I am in awe.
It not only feels good, brings pleasure to both people, but it is a symbol of strength and endurance, at least it is to me. I never saw the word pussy as an insult and I always cringed at it, I always chose better words than that 😂. Instead I saw pussy as not only something physical (albeit sexual) but something to respect. I hope that answers your question! 🙂
Hahaha I knew you were going to lead with “I love the pussy.” Of course you did.😉
But seriously, I love this response. Especially the respect piece. That really is the heart of what I was trying to say. We took something incredibly strong, resilient, life-giving and pretty damn miraculous and somehow made its name synonymous with weakness. Make that make sense.
And I love that you recognize there are parts of being a woman you’ll never fully understand, but you can still appreciate and respect them. That says a lot. ❤️
Also…“I marvel at the nature of the pussy” may be one of my favorite sentences to come out of this entire discussion. 😘
Oh ‘pussy’ .. it’s the best of words. I can’t think of another word better than pussy to describe pussy.
For me, it sits perfectly inbetween the respectfully polite words and the vulgar uses.
When I write, or feel like writing, I only really use the words ‘sex’ ‘pussy’ or ‘cunt’ depending on the context. Everything else feels too immature. It’s the same for breasts. I hate the word ‘tits’ in erotica… but I think Lola has touched on this before. Love to all x
@lonman 😎
You know what, B, I actually agree with you. Pussy somehow sits right in that sweet spot between clinical and vulgar. “Vagina” sounds like I’m at the gynecologist and some of the alternatives sound like they were invented by a 14-year-old boy!
And yes, you remembered correctly…I absolutely have opinions about “tits.” Apparently I’m becoming the resident authority on acceptable anatomical vocabulary around here. 😎
🎸 Real Men of Genius
Announcer: Today we salute you, Mr. Pussy Ventriloquist.
Singer: Mister Pussy Ventriloquiiiist!
Announcer: Other men throw their voices. You throw the word “pussy” into a perfectly normal conversation and watch everyone turn around to see who said it.
Singer: His lips barely moved!
Announcer: “This is a provocative topic,” someone says. “Thanks for bringing it up,” you reply—as though you’ve spent thirty years waiting for the moderator to recognize you.
Singer: The gentleman yields his remaining syllables!
Announcer: You’ve never been afraid. Never ashamed. Never asked someone to “read between the lines,” because the lines already say pussy.
Singer: The subtitles are unnecessary!
Announcer: While others whisper “downstairs” and “her special place,” you refuse to give anatomical directions like a realtor showing a finished basement.
Singer: Let’s stop calling it a bonus room!
Announcer: But even an outspoken man has limits. Yours is three syllables.
Singer: My tongue didn’t agree to overtime!
Announcer: Sure, “cunt” gets the job done in one. Efficient. Economical. Also capable of ending Thanksgiving before the rolls come out.
Singer: Grandma put the butter down!
Announcer: “Pussy” is worth the extra syllable. A little warmth. A little personality. “Vagina” makes you feel like you should be holding a clipboard and asking whether insurance has changed.
Singer: Same coverage, different deductible!
Announcer: So here’s to you, master of making one word everybody else’s problem. You’ve given pussy a voice—and, against all advice from the rest of the table, an encore.
Singer: Nobody requested a second shoooow!
Announcer: Mr. Pussy Ventriloquist. Two syllables. No shame. And absolutely no chance you’re being handed the microphone at the wedding.
Singer: Mister Pussy Ventriloquiiiist!
CJ it sounds like loads of compliments. The problem is that words of appreciation dont change anything. Women are simply expected to do all those things. Its not a choice, really. Hardly ever any talk about how to devide chores. Its because its comfortable for men this way.
@dairydaisy 🫶🏻
YES. And this is where it gets interesting to me. Women get praised for being strong and resilient and capable of handling everything…and then somehow that becomes the reason we’re expected to handle fucking everything!
There’s a big difference between appreciating what women are capable of and just assuming we’ll do it because we always have.
At some point “women are so strong” stops being much of a compliment if nobody ever asks why we’re carrying so damn much in the first place.
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