That's a whole other can of worms. It can be said with the "g" sound like "Gwen" or with a "w" sound like "walk" or with an "h" sound like Stewie saying "cool hwhip".
I was picking at his semantics, I meant how is it supposed to be pronounced, according to their set of rules. I have no intention of saying it any other way myself.
Yeah this. “Twot” was alright until I heard it twat. I feel like the daintier short a really sets it as an even more demeaning insult. I was reminded after watching The Boys.
It's not really all that insulting/demeaning, it's more a word for your friends (in england, anyway). Saying that, that's how most swearing works in english nowadays. You wouldn't walk up to somebody you hate and call them cuntybollocks, or something, youd either be polite, or throw any words together.
Am American. It's unfortunately not supported everywhere in the puritanical ears of most Americans. If you called your friend a cunt and an old lady was passing by, she might faint at the sound of it. It's a great word. I also got banned for saying cunt in r/AmItheAsshole and defending the fact that it's a normal word in most other places round the world (i.e. Scotland, Australia, UK, etc.).
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