Most offensive word to you. (or Phrase)
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As a Muslim, I don't like being called "sand ******" or "towel head" or "camel jockey", especially since I am not an Arab and I don't like being automatically labeled as one just because of my beliefs. While I don't get mad and don't take it personally, it is still hard to stomach sometimes.
That may just be the most true statement ever made since man first said bacon was delicious.Snake Plissken said:
'****' is the most disgusting, vulgar, unecessary, and insulting word in the English language. And it's not just what it means (Which in itself is incredibly sexist), it's how it sounds; it sounds so sharp and venomous, I don't think you could possibly use it in a positive manner. Ever.
Actually it is when people always associate me with my brother he isn't famous or anything but he is rather popular around highschool so I always get stuff like:
"You are not like ____ at all!"
"Yo're ____'s brother?....wow"
"Haha you're soooooo different from your brother"
I am my own person for blimey's sake, it's even worse when they contact me looking only for him........like I keep tabs on my brother or something.
"You are not like ____ at all!"
"Yo're ____'s brother?....wow"
"Haha you're soooooo different from your brother"
I am my own person for blimey's sake, it's even worse when they contact me looking only for him........like I keep tabs on my brother or something.
Make it stop! Make it stop!Snake Plissken said:
Don't overly know what I would find most offensive but I suppose I'd know if someone said it.
"******"
Used in negative way of course. It's so demeaning and rarely do people that use it as a throw around insult understand it.
Oh and saying something is 'gay' I mean wth? How did Joy and happiness start meaning something completely different? When it was used injunction with homosexuals? That's a stupid reason
Used in negative way of course. It's so demeaning and rarely do people that use it as a throw around insult understand it.
Oh and saying something is 'gay' I mean wth? How did Joy and happiness start meaning something completely different? When it was used injunction with homosexuals? That's a stupid reason
Probably... stupid. I love ****, it has such power and shock value; it makes an impact which I think is awesome and interesting. But being called stupid is just the worst. In fact any derogatory or patronising statement is the biggest insult to me. And one of my mates is constantly patronising me and everyone else around him... what a **** (see wut I did thar?)
Gay (as an insult). I myself am straight, but saying "gay" to someone is IMHO so utterly respectless, even when it's not directed at someone's sexuality. It's just said to be mean, and I really can't stand people who use a phrase just for the sake of being an asshole.
Whore... I have no idea why...
Also, I get offended when people refer to Chavs as being "Council estate kids" and such. It implies that anyone who lives on a Council estate most be some sort of Chav. Very classist, I live on a council estate and have done all my life and last I checked, I'm no Chav.
Also, I get offended when people refer to Chavs as being "Council estate kids" and such. It implies that anyone who lives on a Council estate most be some sort of Chav. Very classist, I live on a council estate and have done all my life and last I checked, I'm no Chav.
No body call me chicken...tellmeimaninja said:
It made me laugh once when I was called a "silly cockney ****", although it was probably the guy's accent (he pronounced it as caaant, because he was a pissed cockney).michael_sturtridge92 said:
I'd say that "scum" is the word I find most offensive, because of the way it gets spat out when it's pronounced and it's infrequent use.
Hmm...
"God will xxxxxxx", or "Believe in xxxxxxx" - in fact, just this so-called faith in general, but then, I'm like that.
As for my considered answer, if they truly believed what they said, and it wasn't a front I was showing them they were judging, but the real me, then it would have to be 'Average'. I... I just can't stand it, it's not the insult itself, more that my mind picks it up and runs with it:
You'll never get there.
You'll never see that.
You'll die before you ever know.
Your life is a short window, and when the shadow is drawn across your eyes at last, you will exist no more...
"God will xxxxxxx", or "Believe in xxxxxxx" - in fact, just this so-called faith in general, but then, I'm like that.
As for my considered answer, if they truly believed what they said, and it wasn't a front I was showing them they were judging, but the real me, then it would have to be 'Average'. I... I just can't stand it, it's not the insult itself, more that my mind picks it up and runs with it:
You'll never get there.
You'll never see that.
You'll die before you ever know.
Your life is a short window, and when the shadow is drawn across your eyes at last, you will exist no more...
being called a Schfincter f**king d**k tickling clitwit isn't very nice.
Or you know the N word and other racial slurs.
Or you know the N word and other racial slurs.
MetaMop said:
OT: I don't really find any words or phrases offensive, what might offend me is the context in which they are presented, not the words themselves. I won't let a word have such power over me.
If there was one ord I was sensitive to, though, it would be 'mustard'.
Yeah, weird, I know.
