Saturday, January 17, 2015

The Pejorative Pussy






Come on and hit me! What’s the matter? You a PUSSY?”

No, I’m not a pussy at all. That is to say, I’m not nearly that well-liked.”

POW!

***

Having regained consciousness, I find myself wondering why the word ‘pussy’ ever came to be an insult.

Shouldn’t pussy be another word for tough? What else takes such a pounding and still smiles at you after?

Someone once told me, if shoes were made out of cunt leather, they would never wear out. Of course, they’d be far too slippery to walk in, but you could always fuck them. Hey, if the shoe fits …

Consider that women don’t need to wear cups when they play sports. That’s because girls are used to getting banged there—it’s no problem. In fact, many like the contact. I heard sometimes they still wear pads … but that’s for some other reason.

One thing that pussy definitely doesn’t mean is ‘unpopular’. Everybody’s into pussy … or at least they want to be. And it can’t mean ‘not positive’ … the pussies I know are often gushing with praise.

And you know how a guy’s in trouble when someone’s got him by the balls? If someone’s got you by the pussy, you probably like it. If they’ve got you by the short hairs, well … that’s not usually a problem these days, because pussies have become no-hairs, with no hair nowhere anywhere under there.

But although they’re tough, I wouldn’t say they’re impregnable … most of them open up pretty easy … which is probably why they’re so impregnateable.

So they’re not ideal for storage. Which is just as well, because everything I ever slid into one wanted to slide right back out. And back in again. And back out. Which is distracting, at a minimum … and a damn good way to start a family.

And if fucking family values are wrong, I don’t want to be fucking right. Just kidding—I want to be fucking right.

All of that said, the end brings us back to the beginning. The word ‘pussy’ should be considered a compliment and a term of endearment, which begs one final question:

Who are you callin’ a pussy?”

Me? Why, thank you. Dick.


-Harlowe Pilgrim



PS. Next time we’ll talk about how nice it is to call someone a dick.


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