yeah what she said.....

context
examples

bad- "u stupid bitch, i cant believe you did that to me!"

not bad- " that kid loves to bitch!"

(hard to emphazize non-verbally)

I cuss often, so saying bitch is a regular word in my vocabulary. I don't really take it offensively if it is coming from someone I know, and I know that they don't really mean it. My friends call me a bitch all the time, but I don't take offense to it because I know that I am.
If I don't know the person, and they jsut call me a bitch for no reason, then I get mad.

It really depends on how you use it

I couldn't vote, none of the answers apply to me. I would say it all depends. I sometimes call people a bitch or something else in a joking manner(even if they're not acctually bitchy). They know I"m joking and all is well that ends well. So in that way its fine. But if you're using it to put someone down it can be a bad word. But I use it in that way too so I'm not going to tell anyone not to use it for that purpose.

i think i posted here with "basick" before but yeah ill post again.. the bword is just a word i dont say.. i dont like the word, dont like using it, dont like it when its being used, i wont let it be used around me...

common - the light

err...bitch really means female dog, and so it became an offense. not really a bad word, but what can we do about todays society? absolutely nothing.

Yeah, I was just about to post about how you don't acept that word. I use that word often. I won't use it around you

who cares

Ditto to that. I don't like it when people use it as everyday language.

bitch...itsa dog.

Bitch 2 me isnt a bad word. I just dont like saying it.

how can u say bitch in a good way?

"Aw you're bitch! But don't worry I mean it in a good way!"


I seriously don't get it

or do you mean

"Ha that is so BITCHIN!" ?


well I don't think it's a curse so yeah....

Hahah yeah, I don't like being called 'bitch' even if it's in a good way.. I don't feel comfortable using it and generally don't like people who include it in their everyday language.

yes...I would never say that to anyone, unless I really wanted to be mean, which I never do. But I wouldn't base anytihng on me cause to me eeverythings a bad word...except god. I use that sooooo often. I try to stop but it's too hard, and alot of ppl think it's rude to say god. but GOD! I can't help it.

I use it a lot. I don't think it's that bad, you just have to mean it when you say it. If you don't mean it, it'll just be a joke abd everyone will be calling each other bitches and it'll be bad.

I barely use it.

I don't think it's a bad word, if you're using it as like "Why's she bitching?" or something, but it bothers me when someone says, "What's up, BITCH!", even if they are joking, because what's the point of joking around about that? I don't think it's funny.

Uhmm. I don't believe in "bad" words. What a silly concept.

well not really...
unless its someone i dont "really" know
but it is true im a BITCH ; because im a FEMALE DOG (in the zodiac :: im a dog! get it??!)

I don't like the word, but I can tolerate it if people say it.

A bitch is a female dog or other member of the canidae family. In colloquial use, the word bitch is often employed in a metaphorical sense to either insult a woman, or to describe one who is malicious, spiteful, domineering, intrusive, and/or unpleasant (it may also refer to an effeminate male). The former specialised meaning is retained and in widespread use among dog aficionados and breeders, but derogatory usage has become so prevalent in the last century that the term has acquired a profane connotation and is often considered unacceptable by broadcasting regulations and Standards & Practices manuals.

By extension, the adjective "bitchy" — unpleasant, fretful or querulous — and the verb "to bitch" — to complain, especially habitually and without any helpful intentions — are also used, although they are widely considered less offensive than the noun. The verb "to bitch" also has a slang definition: to humiliate or subjugate another, as in "Ali totally bitched Foreman during the Rumble in the Jungle". Neither the adjective or the verb are normally used in formal language.


for short: i dnt think so....

me and my friends that are girls will be like, "heyyy what's up bitch," like joking. but i think it's offensive when a guy says it, especially about his girlfriend. my friend was talking about his gf and he's like, "oh yea that's my bitch." ughh

it's all in the context.

yep i use it to shout at some people who are relli bad lol:)

"what up bitches!" i giggle inside everytime i hear that.

"where my money you punk ass stupid Bitch!?" i dont giggle.