This shouldn't take too long.
Saw the phrase which is ^ this myTake title on another site once and thought it made a lot of sense, physically and anatomically speaking (dick vs. pussy and all that). Making "I fucked that guy last night" incorrect (unless he's into some kinky stuff like getting pegged, not that there's anything wrong with that I guess) and "I *got* fucked by that guy last night" correct. No?
I mean the logic is sound; if you finger a girl, she isn't fingering you too-- she's *getting* fingered. Your finger is doing the doing, just like a dick is doing the doing. The pussy is getting done. I suppose it's just semantics but words have actual meanings, so... seems relevant.
Likewise, if a guy or girl is going down on a girl, they are performing oral sex on the girl; the oral sex is not mutual. Performing. Action. The word "fuck" is a verb; verbs are words that denote action. "Fucking" is an act in which two parties are involved, yes, but one side is penetrating and one side is getting penetrated.
If for some reason that bothers someone because they think sex is a completely mutual act (even though in the next breath they'd probably acknowledge that they are sexually attracted to dominating their partner if male or being dominated by their partner if female), then simply say "having/had sex with" rather than "fucking/fucked."
That's about it, I guess. Words matter. Hugs and kisses.
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