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Good points, but it’s still a bad word in my book. I like Smiling Gives You Wrinkles Resting Bitch Face Keeps You T-shirt. I won’t teach my daughters to say it about other women….or men. There are plenty of other words to be used for people you find difficult or unkind. “Reclaiming” language doesn’t always make sense to me. Sure, if I’m in a conversation with other familiar adults, that’s one thing. But when you’re around kids or the general public, that’s another.

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I am sometimes an asshole, I get called out honestly, but it never ever comes to mind to MAKE IT MY PERSONA. My ex only got called it once in 3 years, when we were breaking up and anger took over with the help of Smiling Gives You Wrinkles Resting Bitch Face Keeps You T-shirt. Suck it up, be realistic, and honest instead of claiming a word as vulgar as that as a “good” trait. Calm the fuck down and have a smoothie. Maybe LEARN to communicate, and expect him to be on the same level. This shit is just games. You really wanna play games instead of being REAL? Sounds foolish to me.

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I watched another video where a young white woman asked some questions about the Smiling Gives You Wrinkles Resting Bitch Face Keeps You T-shirt. The man who answered her face such a powerful explanation on why those who are oppressed by language would began to claim and use those words for themselves, and why those outside their community should just get over the fact that they shouldn’t try to use it too. For women the word “bitch” is the #1 example. I try not to swear, though I often fail, but I can understand why so many women are claiming this. This video is another powerful example of reasons. I wish I had the link for the other video. I think together they present an very fascinating look at derogatory language, overcoming, and empowerment.