SeriousBrainDamage
Really Really Experienced
As the title suggets.
I often have hard time coming up with nice elaborated insults when I'm writing stories with a modern setting.
My reference vocabulary includes:
-Asshole (rude/confidential for a person who's being mean/rude/bad behaving)
-Idiot (general purpose for a person who shows little understanding of a given situation)
-Moron(less used alternative to idiot)
-Imbecile(quaint/pretentious)
-bitch(female alternative to asshole, also has sexual connotation)
-stupid(I percieve it as weak and disused)
-dumbass(more colorful alternative to idiot???)
-???
I maybe missing something at the moment, but that should be all.
Edit.
-whore(applayable to males, makes reference to the actual oldest profession in the world)
-slut(refers more to the attitude and behaviour, to my understading)
I was wondering if you could share the insults you uses the most often (with context maybe
) and also show some examples of more atriculated ones.
Like 'fucking idiot', as I understand that 'fucking' is the first and foremost adjective used to give more emphasis.
I often have hard time coming up with nice elaborated insults when I'm writing stories with a modern setting.
My reference vocabulary includes:
-Asshole (rude/confidential for a person who's being mean/rude/bad behaving)
-Idiot (general purpose for a person who shows little understanding of a given situation)
-Moron(less used alternative to idiot)
-Imbecile(quaint/pretentious)
-bitch(female alternative to asshole, also has sexual connotation)
-stupid(I percieve it as weak and disused)
-dumbass(more colorful alternative to idiot???)
-???
I maybe missing something at the moment, but that should be all.
Edit.
-whore(applayable to males, makes reference to the actual oldest profession in the world)
-slut(refers more to the attitude and behaviour, to my understading)
I was wondering if you could share the insults you uses the most often (with context maybe
Like 'fucking idiot', as I understand that 'fucking' is the first and foremost adjective used to give more emphasis.
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