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dancingtongue · 80-89, M
As always, so much depends upon context. The situation, the individuals, the relationships. I know a former colleague and still long time friend who was a Black Panther back in the days of Black Power. We have the sort of relationship in which she refers to herself as the Chocolate Bunny and I will call her that as well -- but we have that kind of relationship, and I wouldn't do it in public or a work setting.
Communication is all about knowing your audience, and matching semantics to situations in order to communicate rather than trying to provoke.
Communication is all about knowing your audience, and matching semantics to situations in order to communicate rather than trying to provoke.
LamontCranston · M
@dancingtongue Ah, "CONTEXT"--the word that Claudine Gay made famous!