Question about "cougars"

MrLuvr · Feb 17, 2005

Do women in their lates 30s and 40s take offence to the term "cougar"?

When used, is it in a derogatory way? Or is it more of a compliment?

holden · Feb 17, 2005

of course they would take offense, you are calling the women, old and on the prowl(meaning easy and slutty)

papasmerf · Feb 17, 2005

holden said:
of course they would take offense, you are calling the women, old and on the prowl(meaning easy and slutty)

I was thinking sleek and and seductive.

all depends on how you see things I guess.

Esco! · Feb 17, 2005

holden said:
(meaning easy and slutty)

I'd consider that a major compliment

the_big_E · Feb 17, 2005

probably open to interpretation...as previous posts have noted.

I would find it more insulting than complimentary

papasmerf · Feb 17, 2005

the_big_E said:
probably open to interpretation...as previous posts have noted.

I would find it more insulting than complimentary

No way I would think of you as a cougar

the_big_E · Feb 17, 2005

oh you

a tee hee hee

to-guy69 · Feb 17, 2005

If they are under 35, then "Puma's in Training" is more appropriate...

MartiniGirls · Feb 17, 2005

Collingwood

Go to Blue Mountain and the surrownding private clubs, that is cougar country at its best.

MrLuvr · Feb 17, 2005

MartiniGirls said:
Go to Blue Mountain and the surrownding private clubs, that is cougar country at its best.

OK! But, I am just trying to get a sense of whether women like the term "cougar". Or would rather not be called that..