Posted by SaraBellum I don't know about the other women here, but I personally don't like being referred to as a "female". Possible suggestions: 1. Lady 2. Girl 3. Woman 4. Ladytype 5. Chick I would rather be called any of those, but not "female".

A lot of us guys do that because many women we know do not like being referred to by these names. Lady and Woman I think are pretty much OK but don't even try with any of those others, especially "chick". My ex-Marine wife will break your knees if you call her a "chick", and I mean that literally.

Also, the military does encourage their personnel to refer to women as "females" and men as "males", as do law enforcement agencies and some workplaces are picking it up as well.

Posted by Watcher Also, the military does encourage their personnel to refer to women as "females" and men as "males", as do law enforcement agencies and some workplaces are picking it up as well.

I think it's interesting, though, that one rarely hears women refer to men has "males".

It reminds me of a wildlife study, like the dude is talking about animals he's studying rather than people.

Posted by SaraBellum It reminds me of a wildlife study, like the dude is talking about animals he's studying rather than people.

Well that's because you hysterical, weepy-eyed women are ruled by the tidal forces of the hormones inside you--rather like animals.

It's a shame we can't just peg you guys with a tranquilizer gun.

I love how one of your friends qualities is that he "rocks out."

Admittedly, I love rocking out.

rock out with your cock out

look at it this way, if he cant take care and doesnt like him self how can to take care and like someone else?

being is a relationship so he isnt alone is the wrong reason to be in one, not being alone is a nice side effect of a good relationship

Posted by SaraBellum I know what the word "female" means. It's just a habit of guys that I despise. I thought at first it was a military thing, but I hear it from all kinds of menfolk.

Female = Insulting

Cunt = Compliment

Seems logical.

The only change of getting a chick is to get him out of the house and let him take the initiative, if he doesn't the changes are slim that he will meat someone decent. Without initiative he might attract some lowlife again who is desperate to get laid.

Posted by SaraBellum I think it's interesting, though, that one rarely hears women refer to men has "males".

would you prefer "manhole guards"?

Posted by SaraBellum I think it's interesting, though, that one rarely hears women refer to men has "males".

True, but I'll tell ya, I really hate it when I hear woman refer to their partner as "my man". Just thinking of it makes me cringe.

Posted by tron_2.0 I love how one of your friends qualities is that he "rocks out." Admittedly, I love rocking out.

If only more did our nation and the world would be a better place. I too, rock out, alas it is never w/my cock out.

Posted by dirt True, but I'll tell ya, I really hate it when I hear woman refer to their partner as "my man". Just thinking of it makes me cringe.

Dude, me too! See also "my old man" or "my old lady".

Posted by Stewie rock out with your cock out

. . . and hang out with yr wang out.

Posted by SaraBellum See also "my old man" or "my old lady".

Can we also add when a man refers to "the wife"? I don't even mind a possessive there, but I hate the definite article!

Posted by White Rabbit No offense, dude, but your friend sounds like a whipped little pussy bitch. And I'd wager that his Pussy Bitch Aura is flashing like a red alert to any decent females he runs across and killing his chances. He needs to fix that before he even thinks about getting involved with someone. Once he does, the pussy juice will flow like an artesian well. Guys who don't need a woman attract them like flies.

I'm writing this down. Thanks for the tip, Brother Rabbit. I owe you a beer.

Posted by dirt True, but I'll tell ya, I really hate it when I hear woman refer to their partner as "my man". Just thinking of it makes me cringe.

The word 'partner' in the context of intimate relationships sucks ass. And not in a good way. Partner...? Fuck off.

I'm on a few forums where women refer to their husbands as "DH" (dear husband).This annoys me to the extent that I've simply taken to it as reading "dick head".

Posted by Wiccan I'm on a few forums where women refer to their husbands as "DH" (dear husband).This annoys me to the extent that I've simply taken to it as reading "dick head".

Are these the same type of women who refer to themselves as "SAHM" (stay at home mom, for those who don't know)?

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Indeed Sarabellum,and despite being on message boards that have zero to do with children,they will write extensive daily reports about dear son or dear daughter,on entirely irrelevant threads.

"Oh me,sweet Deiter ran a fever for most of last night,had to wake DH to go to emerg,he's such a grumpy pants!"

Barf.

Posted by Wiccan I'm on a few forums where women refer to their husbands as "DH" (dear husband).This annoys me to the extent that I've simply taken to it as reading "dick head".

Send me the URL to some of these SAHM forums. i think it's time to inject a bit of SAHD hormones into this little hen parties.

Posted by KublaKhan The word 'partner' in the context of intimate relationships sucks ass. And not in a good way. Partner...? Fuck off.

Sorry, I picked that up because I live in the land of PC, and because my girlfriend studied to be a sex educator, and that is just kinda the language they use. Most of the time I call her my partner in crime, because you know, the stuff we do has to be illegal somewhere.