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Christian man sues employer for forcing him to see a Pride flag on his way into work
(www.lgbtqnation.com)
this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2026
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Yes, gendered insults are much better.
I haven't associated bitch with gender, like, ever. Language evolves over time
So you don't think that the reason "bitch" is used to insult a man as being weak has anything to do with the fact that it's a feminine slur?
Nope.
I'm not totally disagreeing, but I also can't square it with the term "asshole". What does the term for someone being mean have to do with the end of your digestive tract? Why do "cunt" and "pussy" have almost opposite meanings, and "cunt" being very similar to how we use "dick" or "asshole" to refer to a person?
All of those holes and appendages have necessary function and can be fun to play with.
Different terms for excrement is much better in my opinion.
What does it mean to you?
That guy from the story
In what way is "little bitches" gendered?
Wait, are you thinking I'm using the definition of "female dog"?
Okay, what definition are you using?
Someone who's weak, submissive, pathetic, and blames all others for their short comings and insecurities.
"Weak, submissive, pathetic" like the traditional misogynistic view of women? The one that gets applied to men to suggest they are being feminine as an insult?
In no way did I ever say women are weak, submissive, or pathetic. That kinda seems like you drawing your own lines.
If you were to call a woman a bitch would it mean the same? Would you be calling her weak and submissive?
Depends on context. You could be calling her weak and submissive. Or you could be calling her an aggressive drama starter.
Really just depends on how you use it.