“Bitch,” seems to be the hot, new label that women are responding to gracefully and with all smiles! Nowadays, being referenced to as, “Bitch,” is the norm. Actually, it seems to be a greatest thing ever.
In fact, you know you’re down and you're the, "Shit," if your labeled a bitch, especially a, “Bad Bitch.” The word, “Bitch,” is nothing more than an affectionate terminology used by sisters, best-friends, co-workers and even in the gay community, when referencing themselves or each other. Whether it’s during a conversation, in a song, in a movie or greeting a friend, many women (and some men) seem to have eagerly and with little reluctance adapted to this new identity.
Adopting a word as one’s own identity or to tag a loved one with that five lettered word is a bit bewildering to me, especially when the history of the word derives from something demeaning to a woman. I would like to believe that I am looked at as a woman and not a four-legged, hairy, drooling animal. I mean, the last time I checked human beings were God’s most sacred and proud creation, but that aspect of morality seems to remain significant in a small number of lives.
After lots of thought and consideration I have come to the conclusion that as women we need not to discriminate! We need to label all of the special women in our lives who we love, value and hold high regards to as, “Bitch.”
So, the next conversation that you have with your grandmother, mother, daughter, aunt, mother-in-law and even boss, start it off by giving them a warm affectionate, “Hello BITCH!”
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