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You're changing the literal meaning. Pus-like is not the same as containing pus, - which is what pussy means. nm

Posted: May 19th, 2020 - 2:52 pm In Reply to: pus-like - AJ

If you would make it a "pus-containing" wound, e.g., at least that would be closer to the actual meaning. But I still disagree with using anything but the word "pussy" when it's dictated that way.

"Pussy" in this context is not slang like pee-pee or doo-doo, so not comparable. The only issue is that it is similar to *another* slang word, not that the word itself is slang.

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spelling - madmissy (Views: 718, 2020-05-13, 8:10 pm)
- Pus-like - StillAnMT (Views: 564, 2020-05-14, 7:47 am)
  - Correct! - Anon (Views: 416, 2020-05-19, 1:40 pm)
- I was also told to change it to pus-like - Anon (Views: 605, 2020-05-14, 8:08 am)
  - pus-like - AJ (Views: 565, 2020-05-19, 1:38 pm)
    - You're changing the literal meaning. Pus-*like* is not the same as containing pus, - which is what *pussy* means. nm
- I always change to purulent. - MoMT (Views: 575, 2020-05-15, 2:53 pm)