Post #1076 may help with your WTF condition
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Is it okay to use the N word while getting fucked?
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CelticBarbie
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I'd never use it unless I was told to by the guy. Even then I'd probably be uncomfortable with it but I'd do it if he wanted me to and it made him feel good.
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Best position to take. Wisest.
Mutual consent is a different story, I got no argument for that.
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Were you homeschooled?
If you think 'it's just a word' and there is NO REASON to be alarmed over a simple word, why didn't you use it?
Law of the land is that some words are not 'simple words'. And, before you yell out 'Freedom of Speech' read up on a Supreme Court case of two like Brandenburg vs Ohio, Roth v. United States, or Bethel School District v. Fraser. The First Amendment does not protect speech in several categories including 'fighting words'.
Or, just look up ANY defamation suit.
No, it's not a simple word.
Eminem, the top selling rapper of all time NEVER used it. Change gyms.
Seeing you're here on this site, you're probably just lurking around the showers for fapping material.
Or... You can ask Rudy Giuliani if words are nothing.
Better hurry while his cell phone is still working, looks like he's broke
Ahh the curious psychology of that "feel good" word...
CelticBarbie
Female
I know it normally wouldn't make someone feel good. That's why I wouldn't say it unless asked. But sometimes people sexually enjoy stuff they wouldn't normally like in any other circumstance.Ahh the curious psychology of that "feel good" word...
Jus say can I before u do but u would not care
I have, but I'm not a fan of rap/hip hop. Rappers are lyricists, they are not for the most part musicians. Their beats are sampled/copied/stolen from true musicians.
So you were so "like WTF" that instead of making a complaint to the management, you come in here arguing for the further usage of the word? I don't understand your logic.
I am going to try to make MY position clear. I grew up in SC and my early childhood was during the days of segregation and Jim Crow. The first time I remember being called that word I was in 2nd grade-I waited for my turn in line to see the dept. store Santa Claus, only for him to call me that because there were white ******* behind me. I heard my ******* called that by ******* who wouldn't have been old enough to be on this site. I heard my mom called that. Five years ago I was walking from an event with a friend, a Hungarian woman (we weren't intimate) when a couple of guys called HER a n lover. She stopped me from creating havok!
My favorite comedian is still Richard Pryor, and I won't listen to him either. While I understand those who seek to empower the word for themselves (rappers), that will never, ever change the origin and intent of the word-to minimalize and dehumanize people of color. I do not and will not ever use it again; you trying to debate it with me is frankly a waste of good breathing air.
You can call me whenever you want but if you call me a black man? Be prepared for me to show you a black man treats you
Check this out: We could quit dressing up dehumanizing words as "arousing in their taboo" and quit low-balling the suffering associated with said word as well.
Agreed... I'm all for MUTUAL CONSENT as I stated previously. What I was speaking to was the psychology behind a word so drenched in Black b.lood. How it could be arousing to those who are historically/presently targeted by it. My personal feeling is that the word heightens the sexual aggression of some Black men. Which in turn they take out on "that white pussy." Additionally I think there's more than just a little bit of something akin to Stockholm syndrome. Many years ago I trained myself not to use the word at all...Not with family, friends, or anyone. If someone says it to me. It does not spur me into irrational behavior. How I respond depends on the situation... Another poster mentioned Richard Pryor. He said he didn't see any N*GG*RS in Africa. He said he would never utter the word again. I saw the same comedy performance. That was the beginning of my training to never use the word again myself.
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I'd never use the word. Although I was once with a bbc who called me a white bitch during the act, and it was a true buzzkill. I wasn't expecting it and it distracted me....
