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What's the most derogatory term someone has used for you? (literature.cafe)

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

All of them, basically. Arguing with people on Discord got pretty wild sometimes, and one of them straight up pulled up https://slurs.info and tried to use as many as he could. I suppose trying to argue with those people was a mistake, but I didn't get doxxed so all's well that ends well.

In person? Most of the homophobic or transphobic ones, though I don't think most of them were personally directed at me. K*ke (I'm not Jewish) and n-word lover are also pretty bad.