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Come - is this the ladylike version??

11:07 pm Wednesday, 4th September, 2013

In the middle of writing another blog and have confused myself with cum and come.

Reading others profiles, blogs etc it seems (to me) that cum is the more common spelling but my fingers (as well as predictive text) want to type come.

Maybe cum is the male version and come the girls,
What do you think?

I need a definite answer as it does feature quite often in my (life!) and blog - lucky me :-)

Kitty xx



Comments
11:44 pm Wednesday, 4th September, 2013

come.....i most definitely want to arrive

1:37 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

Cum is simply a txt spk version of "come" that now serves as both a noun and a verb ("come" is simply a verb). Cum - as everyone knows - is another word for "spunk", "jizz" etc.

I suppose "come" originally meant that one could feel one's orgasm approaching. Interestingly, here in Japan, people don't "come" - they "go" :-) But I think that interpretation is also understandable by westerners, as it suggests a feeling of losing control or "letting go". If a woman is screaming "I'm going....I'm going....!" then she is hanging onto the ledge of normality by her fingernails, and about to go into free-fall.

4:57 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

It is re-assuring to know that when a lady shouts " Oh God,I'm coming ! ", she is not about to expire and go to meet her Maker.
I have never been 100% clear whether the word " cum " is a verb indicating orgasm or a noun indicating the product of said orgasm.img src="imagesadultemoticons008.gif"

6:19 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

Cum (pronounced ‘kūm) is a Latin way of joining or linking words (conjunction). It means “with” or “and.” For example, magna cum laude means “with high praise”.

No doubt this will attract some well-deserved correction from FA and Skebbie who seem to have remembered much more of their Latin studies than I ever cared to :-)

Cum used as another word for orgasm or jiz (that's clinical term), is something you regularly see in poorly written and badly edited books (usually the free Kindle ones from Amazon). Cum is also used regularly in badly written profiles on this site, explaining why it appears in mine ;-)

8:06 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

Luv2: I'm not arguing, and I suppose you could say that in some senses it might be oddly appropriate in this context. However, I'm happy to bow to FA's divine judgement :-)

10:23 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

Skebbie, "oddly appropriate'. I'm not sure I have ever witnessed a time when you haven't presented an argument - in any context! This is somewhat disappointing :-)
I am now wondering if your 'oddly appropriate' is referring to my self-confession regarding the quality of my profile ...

10:50 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

j'arrive?

11:27 am Thursday, 5th September, 2013

Luv2: Simply a grammatical comment purely related to this thread. Any other supposition is purely a flight of fancy on your part, rest assured :-)

12:17 pm Thursday, 5th September, 2013

troggy: Yes it was an old schoolboy joke: "What's white and waltzes around the Tower Ballroom?" :-)

But I think in those days we didn't spell it with a "u".....

1:12 pm Thursday, 5th September, 2013

My aversion to txt spk will remain and I shall stick to come (well, not literally!)

Although, anyone else remember at school painting your fingers with pva glue, letting it dry and then peeling it off? Oddly satisfying!

K x

2:41 pm Thursday, 5th September, 2013

One of my best customers (property maintenance)! Just before you get the wrong idea! Who is 86 and oh so very, very, plum in the mouth, and ladylike, often sends me texts to ask when, 'I would like to cum over?' Or, 'Am I free to cum now?'

Creases me up double to read it, but not got the heart to say anything!

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