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catty vs being a bit#h.

Started by kariann330, November 12, 2013, 09:17:23 PM

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kariann330

So im wondering, at what point does catty cross the line to flat out being a bitch? Im only asking after having a convo with a friend about music when a certain artist came up and suddenly my friend was all she didn't deserve the pinnacle award, she isn't even country but pop and a bunch of other stuff i can't quote or ill get banned.

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LordKAT

Isn't it the same thing? Just a matter of degree and /or opinion.
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WFane

I always thought of "catty" as being like... executive b!tchy :P
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JillSter

I think of catty and bitchy as more or less the same thing. Sassy, on the other hand, is like bitchy with a charming impishness. You get a pass for sass with a wink and a smile. ;)
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suzifrommd

I think catty and "witchy" are two different things.

Catty is being overly critical of other women - taking pleasure in something another woman does badly.

Witchy (even when spelled with a "b") mean projecting a nasty demeanor, regardless of whom you're talking to.

I'm sure they both mean different things depending on who's doing the talking.
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JillSter

Good point. Catty does refer to woman on woman snarkiness. I didn't consider that.
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Jennygirl

copy pasted from the very reputable urban dictionary:

catty: If one is being catty, they are being subtly or indirectly insulting. Different from b*tchy in that b*tchiness is just mean, while cattiness is often clever and witty, and isn't ALWAYS completely mean (for example, a catty joke). Both males and females can be and are catty.

b*tchy: An adjective that's supposed to be used to describe someone irritable, moody and whiny. Even if a person is not b*tchy but rather, honest or blunt, a st*pid person may use "b*tchy" to describe that person. B*tchy is the creative limit when it comes to insults coming from the same st*pid people.
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JillSter

Always reputable! ;D

That definition of catty sounds like what I was getting after with "sassy." Although I could be mistaken. It's been known to happen. :P
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Seras

Either way I am pretty sure not liking a certain musicians music, however vocal you are, doesn't really count as being a bitch.
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kariann330

Quote from: Seras on November 13, 2013, 07:02:28 PM
Either way I am pretty sure not liking a certain musicians music, however vocal you are, doesn't really count as being a bitch.

"Yeah but still tho, that musician did NOT deserve that award....i mean she aint even country....shes a wannabe pop princess who needs to give that award back. Music is getting too out of hand....I mean who the #&*@ is this Kacey Musgraves chick any way and she needs smacked for every dirty look she gave when she lost tonight"

Like i said the convo could go either way lol.
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Tristan

yeah its more or less the same thing. sad to say im guilty of them...grrrr  :P
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