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brattiness - male or female trait? (19)

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2 Jun 11, 3:34 PM
Lady_Susan
UK, 5 yrs

boys can be very bratty indeed - you know who you are!

When I want your opinion, I'll thrash it out of you

2 Jun 11, 4:00 PM
Godwin
UK, 8 yrs

Amaranth wrote:
Pffft, s'not just subs. My domly leaning J is as bratty as a bratty thing on a fairly regular basis.

Your not complaining though

God's gift - but don't expect it instantly.

2 Jun 11, 4:06 PM
Amaranth
UK(N), 7 yrs

No, I'm really not... *snickers*

Good things come in small packages... And poison comes in little bottles.

2 Jun 11, 4:12 PM
StUdZ1
UK(ME), 17 mths

My brat has to be the most bratty female I have ever met. Just means more punishment lol

2 Jun 11, 4:17 PM
collared_Sirs_brat
UK(ME), 16 mths

StUdZ1 wrote:
My brat has to be the most bratty female I have ever met. Just means more punishment lol

2 Jun 11, 9:45 PM
StUdZ1
UK(ME), 17 mths

collared_Sirs_brat wrote:

StUdZ1 wrote:
My brat has to be the most bratty female I have ever met. Just means more punishment lol

That's you in trouble madam hehehe

14 Jun 11, 1:31 AM
Pinderella
UK, 2 yrs

The word: 'brat' means apron, or pinafore in some Celtic languages, and so its use as an adjective may have originally referred to women, and since brattiness is often considered youthful behaviour, perhaps the women to whom it was applied were young.

Clearly, I'm bratty by name, and doubtless by nature. It may be what keeps me young. I don't believe there's a gender imbalance where brattiness is concerned though, and agree with @Lady_Lancashire. My IC name, along with my transgender condition may of course mean I have a triple-dose.

14 Jun 11, 2:17 AM
roblxxx
UK(PO), 17 mths

pinnie wrote:
The word: 'brat' means apron, or pinafore in some Celtic languages, and so its use as an adjective may have originally referred to women, and since brattiness is often considered youthful behaviour, perhaps the women to whom it was applied were young.

Itr also means Brother in at least one European language (Hungarian).

I'm a bad, bad boy, and I'm going to steal your love.
b-b-b-b-bad to the bone! I make a rich woman beg, and a poor woman steal, An old woman blush, and a young girl squeal!

14 Jun 11, 3:41 AM
Pinderella
UK, 2 yrs

roblxxx wrote:

Itr also means Brother in at least one European language (Hungarian).

Interesting, and it makes perfect sense, given other European and Indo-European words for brother. Broder, breder, and brawd spring to mind, along with: frater, and frere.. I read that human languages are related, and that a family-tree of all kindred tongues can be drawn-up by comparing words like: "sun", "earth", "mother", "breast","fire", "wheel", etc., but that curiously both the Basque language, and many words of Serbo-Croat have no connection to any other languages on Earth, but have some words in common with one another, which led to some speculation that they could have originated with the Neanderthal people.