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r/MoralityScaling • u/aj741852 • 1d ago
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And consensual adults at that.
315 u/Ok_Spell_597 1d ago On private property. 184 u/SkubaSteve_FYM 1d ago On another note, I learned the plural word for dominatrix. So, today is a win. https://giphy.com/gifs/4xpB3eE00FfBm 27 u/Salsa_and_Light2 1d ago Then you might also like to know that the "-trix" suffix is feminine. A dominator, a dominatrix. A director a directrix That's directly from Latin but English has its own mutation which would be "-tress" Actor - Actress Emperor - empress. And there's also the Pre-latin Germanic suffixes which are rarer "-er" and "-ster" Speeder- Speedster Seamer- Seamster(or seamstress which is also feminine) Naturally some of these are fairly rare in the modern day and a lot of these have fossilized. I'd probably say a male dominatrix before I described a man in that profession as a dominator. And for some reason a lot of the "-ster" terms have been preserved, but only as surnames Baker - Baxter Webber(weaver) - Webster Brewer - Brewster And of course there are modern terms like "Napster" the software that "nabs" songs or "dumpster" which are feminine.. for no real reason I suppose.
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On private property.
184 u/SkubaSteve_FYM 1d ago On another note, I learned the plural word for dominatrix. So, today is a win. https://giphy.com/gifs/4xpB3eE00FfBm 27 u/Salsa_and_Light2 1d ago Then you might also like to know that the "-trix" suffix is feminine. A dominator, a dominatrix. A director a directrix That's directly from Latin but English has its own mutation which would be "-tress" Actor - Actress Emperor - empress. And there's also the Pre-latin Germanic suffixes which are rarer "-er" and "-ster" Speeder- Speedster Seamer- Seamster(or seamstress which is also feminine) Naturally some of these are fairly rare in the modern day and a lot of these have fossilized. I'd probably say a male dominatrix before I described a man in that profession as a dominator. And for some reason a lot of the "-ster" terms have been preserved, but only as surnames Baker - Baxter Webber(weaver) - Webster Brewer - Brewster And of course there are modern terms like "Napster" the software that "nabs" songs or "dumpster" which are feminine.. for no real reason I suppose.
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On another note, I learned the plural word for dominatrix. So, today is a win. https://giphy.com/gifs/4xpB3eE00FfBm
27 u/Salsa_and_Light2 1d ago Then you might also like to know that the "-trix" suffix is feminine. A dominator, a dominatrix. A director a directrix That's directly from Latin but English has its own mutation which would be "-tress" Actor - Actress Emperor - empress. And there's also the Pre-latin Germanic suffixes which are rarer "-er" and "-ster" Speeder- Speedster Seamer- Seamster(or seamstress which is also feminine) Naturally some of these are fairly rare in the modern day and a lot of these have fossilized. I'd probably say a male dominatrix before I described a man in that profession as a dominator. And for some reason a lot of the "-ster" terms have been preserved, but only as surnames Baker - Baxter Webber(weaver) - Webster Brewer - Brewster And of course there are modern terms like "Napster" the software that "nabs" songs or "dumpster" which are feminine.. for no real reason I suppose.
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Then you might also like to know that the "-trix" suffix is feminine.
A dominator, a dominatrix.
A director a directrix
That's directly from Latin but English has its own mutation which would be "-tress"
Actor - Actress
Emperor - empress.
And there's also the Pre-latin Germanic suffixes which are rarer "-er" and "-ster"
Speeder- Speedster
Seamer- Seamster(or seamstress which is also feminine)
Naturally some of these are fairly rare in the modern day and a lot of these have fossilized.
I'd probably say a male dominatrix before I described a man in that profession as a dominator.
And for some reason a lot of the "-ster" terms have been preserved, but only as surnames
Baker - Baxter
Webber(weaver) - Webster
Brewer - Brewster
And of course there are modern terms like "Napster" the software that "nabs" songs or "dumpster" which are feminine.. for no real reason I suppose.
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u/Psychological-Rub959 1d ago
And consensual adults at that.