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Edited by
Bushidobillyclub
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So I don't really understand this one. Maybe someone who feels this way can enlighten me.
Why is it that some women today feel the term "Lady" is somehow derogatory? Here is an example from a profile I read: "if you don't want to make me cringe, don't call women "ladies". surprisingly, that is a huge turn-off" This is NOT the first time I have seen this reaction, however I have never stopped to really ask why . . . perhaps someone can shed some light. Thanks, -Jeremy |
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news to me
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i've seen the same reaction, especially it seems from feminists - they appear to prefer the term 'woman'
personally, i like the way 'lady' sounds much better, or even 'girl' or 'female' however, any one of those are much better than a lot of other things i've been called 
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*Thinks* I think calling us women "ladies" is a sign of ... respect? I don't know. It shows that you can be a Gentalmen, ya know?
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beats getting called "dame" or "broad"...
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*Thinks* I think calling us women "ladies" is a sign of ... respect? I don't know. It shows that you can be a Gentalmen, ya know? 
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*Thinks* I think calling us women "ladies" is a sign of ... respect? I don't know. It shows that you can be a Gentalmen, ya know? I tend to agree, and that is why I tend to scratch my head at this reaction. |
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In my experience it's sluts who don't like being called ladies.
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lady..when im with you im smiling...give me woh..woh..woh your love
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*Thinks* I think calling us women "ladies" is a sign of ... respect? I don't know. It shows that you can be a Gentalmen, ya know? I tend to agree, and that is why I tend to scratch my head at this reaction. Man, sometimes I don't understand. 
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*Thinks* I think calling us women "ladies" is a sign of ... respect? I don't know. It shows that you can be a Gentalmen, ya know?
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Gotta say sweetie, I am in the dark on that one also. I love being referred to as a lady! Hope you find yours soon!
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Styx- the band ya love to hate
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"methmom", "nutcase", and "itchy scratchy" was getting wore out.
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Edited by
Winx
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Tue 10/28/08 05:43 PM
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So I don't really understand this one. Maybe someone who feels this way can enlighten me. Why is it that some women today feel the term "Lady" is somehow derogatory? Here is an example from a profile I read: "if you don't want to make me cringe, don't call women "ladies". surprisingly, that is a huge turn-off" This is NOT the first time I have seen this reaction, however I have never stopped to really ask why . . . perhaps someone can shed some light. Thanks, -Jeremy It depends on how it is used, IMO. Some people have a way of saying it while making a dig at you when they say, "Young lady". It's condescending. |
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For the longest time I thought my buddies girlfreinds last name was psychovitch. Turns out its pokorny.
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lady..when im with you im smiling...give me woh..woh..woh your love
Your hands build me up when I'm sinking Just touch me and my troubles all fade Lady, from the moment I saw you Standing all alone You gave all the love that I needed.
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lady..when im with you im smiling...give me woh..woh..woh your love
Your hands build me up when I'm sinking Just touch me and my troubles all fade Lady, from the moment I saw you Standing all alone You gave all the love that I needed.
 miss winx
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Maybe it make's them feel old.
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lady..when im with you im smiling...give me woh..woh..woh your love
Your hands build me up when I'm sinking Just touch me and my troubles all fade Lady, from the moment I saw you Standing all alone You gave all the love that I needed.
miss winx
Riskit
I saw Dennis DeYoung this past summer. It was great. |
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