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Hello, hello. Hello, are you a bitch?

Hey, you asking me? Yeah. What do you think? I'm asking you. Do you know what? You're really not.

I don't think I've heard you say, actually, you know, I've heard you say a lot of bad things about a lot of people. Now I look at it, actually. You've got a very good energy about you that actually belies the truth. I was going to say your energy isn't bitchy, but your words are sometimes. Oh my God, you are lying. I mean, I was thinking about this. I would say I can be a bitch to myself.

Okay.

And I think you and I... And you can be a bitch to me.

Well, you can definitely be a bitch to me.

But I think it's more the fact that we can spa.

You and I will sit down and we'll spa.

And I think there's two different types of bitchiness, isn't there? There's the mean girl, bitchiness, or reference to bitch, where people are, you know,

have their own insecurities and acting out in a mean way because they're not fulfilled it or whatever

in their life. And then there's the second strand, which is, you know, somebody that's assertive,

has their own opinions, is a strong, strident woman.

Exactly.

So the actual dictionary definition of a bitch refers to a malicious, unpleasant or selfish person.

Anna White House, please stand up.

Anna White House, will you please, please come forward?

And it says here, a woman calls another woman a bitch when she feels she's acting out, unpleasant for sure, and often malicious. And it says here, a woman calls another woman a bitch when she feels she's

acting out, unpleasant for sure and often malicious. And it says here, men on the other hand

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