Oh I see you're trolling now. "Rude" must have a different meaning to you.
No rude words include swear words. "words that people consider rude" is what I meant.
So even swear words count, or swears in other languages.
And yes the potential for a long thread isn't really here I think. But let's see.
My dude, if the scientific word for the "lips" of the vagina is "rude" where you come from then where you live is weird as hell and I have no hope for it.
No rude words include swear words. "words that people consider rude" is what I meant.
So even swear words count, or swears in other languages.
And yes the potential for a long thread isn't really here I think. But let's see.
My dude, if the scientific word for the "lips" of the vagina is "rude" where you come from then where you live is weird as hell and I have no hope for it.
I used to be a happy clapper pentecostal and growing up in that environment words like that while not rude were considered not words you use in conversation..
My dude, if the scientific word for the "lips" of the vagina is "rude" where you come from then where you live is weird as hell and I have no hope for it.
I used to be a happy clapper pentecostal and growing up in that environment words like that while not rude were considered not words you use in conversation..
And that is an entirely different thing. I don't use words like metacognitive in everyday conversation but it's in no way rude if someone were to do so.
I just figured you were going for words actually considered rude in everyday conversation instead of encompassing other "not rude" things. I don't use encompassing everyday either.
I used to be a happy clapper pentecostal and growing up in that environment words like that while not rude were considered not words you use in conversation..
And that is an entirely different thing. I don't use words like metacognitive in everyday conversation but it's in no way rude if someone were to do so.
I just figured you were going for words actually considered rude in everyday conversation instead of encompassing other "not rude" things. I don't use encompassing everyday either.
I was going for rude words in general but should have given it much more thought for that first word...