So, Kanye West, Uber-Feminist, Has Been Pondering The Word Bitch

As one does on Twitter. After penning a song by the same title. At least, I hear he's penned a title by the same name. I'm not exactly a Kanye West fan; what with him being a misogynistic nincompoop. Not that I follow West on Twitter what with the whole following only women to combat cultural femicide policy that I have. It also has a positive effect on my blood pressure since I rarely ever have to come across West; in any way shape or form, unless I'm reading Jezebel. It was the lovely round-up on Jezebel that lead me to West's utterly bizarre meanderings on Twitter.

Here's a clue: if you have to ask if something is offensive, it probably is. Especially, when what you actually ask is this: 

"To be more specific, is it acceptable for a man to call a woman a bitch even if it's endearing? Even typing it in question form it's still feels harsh?"

The word bitch has never been anything but offensive, with the possible exception of Meredith Brook's song Bitch but, even then, I'm not terribly convinced. And, bitch has never been a term of endearment unless you're a misogynistic arsewipe. You know, like Kanye West is. If your partner uses the word bitch as a term of endearment, you should be dumping his arse as fast as you can.