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By *r_Insatiable666 OP   Man
4 days ago

Cork

I saw this on one of my recent threads and it gave me a bit to think about. I was talking to a woman not too long ago in a sexual manner and I kind of felt wrong saying "I'd fuck you". It's not exactly a word that implies passion but what can you say? Is "make love" not a bit odd? Sometimes fuck is fine but I just felt it was a bit insulting.

Rejection was the word that got me thinking about my language again. What words do you think get overused/misused?

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By *oshSardineMan
4 days ago

Castleknock


"I saw this on one of my recent threads and it gave me a bit to think about. I was talking to a woman not too long ago in a sexual manner and I kind of felt wrong saying "I'd fuck you". It's not exactly a word that implies passion but what can you say? Is "make love" not a bit odd? Sometimes fuck is fine but I just felt it was a bit insulting.

Rejection was the word that got me thinking about my language again. What words do you think get overused/misused?"

So.

Like.

Discreet.

Discrete.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
4 days ago

East / North, Cork

Discrete. Drives me insane

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
4 days ago

Lucan

You could have said you'd do the bold thing with her.

Overused words... I nominate "literally". It's probably also the most incorrectly used word.

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By *rown PrismWoman
4 days ago

Dublin

babe, honey, darling 😤😡😤

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
4 days ago

Lucan


"babe, honey, darling 😤😡😤"

I know a pregnant woman in Darling NSW and she has a number of productive beehives. I don't know how to talk to her about anything now.

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By (user no longer on site)
4 days ago

Is it not always best practice to air on the side of caution so that you don't put your foot in it

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By *adger BrocMan
4 days ago

Co. Cork

HIKE, as in "take a hike"

BLOCK, as in "block and tackle".

TACKLE, as in "I'd block your

tackle any day"

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By * DareCouple
4 days ago

Donegal and Galway generally


"I saw this on one of my recent threads and it gave me a bit to think about. I was talking to a woman not too long ago in a sexual manner and I kind of felt wrong saying "I'd fuck you". It's not exactly a word that implies passion but what can you say? Is "make love" not a bit odd? Sometimes fuck is fine but I just felt it was a bit insulting.

Rejection was the word that got me thinking about my language again. What words do you think get overused/misused?"

Two extremes here, your right both a bit cringe and awkward so sometime in between maybe….

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