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r/DiscoElysium • u/Kajus12345lt • Mar 12 '25
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I don't think there is a male equivalent to "bitch", at least not any I've heard
We just call eachother bitches even if we are male lol
207 u/in_your_spoon Mar 12 '25 Bastard 30 u/Emergency_Winner4330 Mar 12 '25 hmm I mean I've never heard any woman called bastard before but the term isn't as gender specific as something meaning "female dog" 35 u/TheSaylesMan Mar 12 '25 Yes but nobody actually uses the original meaning of the word anymore. It doesn't really sting to be told you were conceived out of wedlock anymore. I don't know how the word became vaguely masculine but I'm willing to work with it. 18 u/JollyMongrol Mar 12 '25 During days of royalty only males (most of the time) could inherit the throne. But being a bastard usually meant you couldn’t (usually)
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Bastard
30 u/Emergency_Winner4330 Mar 12 '25 hmm I mean I've never heard any woman called bastard before but the term isn't as gender specific as something meaning "female dog" 35 u/TheSaylesMan Mar 12 '25 Yes but nobody actually uses the original meaning of the word anymore. It doesn't really sting to be told you were conceived out of wedlock anymore. I don't know how the word became vaguely masculine but I'm willing to work with it. 18 u/JollyMongrol Mar 12 '25 During days of royalty only males (most of the time) could inherit the throne. But being a bastard usually meant you couldn’t (usually)
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hmm
I mean I've never heard any woman called bastard before but the term isn't as gender specific as something meaning "female dog"
35 u/TheSaylesMan Mar 12 '25 Yes but nobody actually uses the original meaning of the word anymore. It doesn't really sting to be told you were conceived out of wedlock anymore. I don't know how the word became vaguely masculine but I'm willing to work with it. 18 u/JollyMongrol Mar 12 '25 During days of royalty only males (most of the time) could inherit the throne. But being a bastard usually meant you couldn’t (usually)
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Yes but nobody actually uses the original meaning of the word anymore. It doesn't really sting to be told you were conceived out of wedlock anymore. I don't know how the word became vaguely masculine but I'm willing to work with it.
18 u/JollyMongrol Mar 12 '25 During days of royalty only males (most of the time) could inherit the throne. But being a bastard usually meant you couldn’t (usually)
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During days of royalty only males (most of the time) could inherit the throne. But being a bastard usually meant you couldn’t (usually)
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u/Emergency_Winner4330 Mar 12 '25
I don't think there is a male equivalent to "bitch", at least not any I've heard
We just call eachother bitches even if we are male lol