marieToo
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Joined: 5/21/2006 From: Jersey Status: offline
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Clearly its all about the internal association with the word. Many different circumstances can make a word either positive or negative to a person. For instance, lets say a girl is raped in a dark alley and the assialiant called her "girl" while he raped her. She will most likely always dislike that term, assuming the rape was a negative experience for her.. It all about the stimuli the person is feeling when a word is used that makes them either love it or not. My ex husband called me a whore when he was pissed off at me. Since I cant stand him or the context it was used in, I do not want to be called a whore in a Ds relationship. Im not crazy about slut either. but I can see where some people find this arousing. On the other hand, there was this wonderful man that I knew years ago...I had a great respect for him, as a Man and as Dominant....We were never really involved, but flirting one day, and he grabbed me by the hair, pulled me in close and whispered "cunt" in my ear. As if to call me a cunt. Because I was stimulated (in a good way) by *him* and by his touch, while being called a cunt, I grew to love the word cunt. I would not feel offended for a potential dominant to say to me "get on your knees , cunt". But to hear "get on your knees whore" would bug me. So, like everything else in human nature, its about how each person processes it for themselves.
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