Q&A Forum - October 2015

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A. "Beneath the rule of men entirely great, the pen is mightier than the sword." (Edward George Bulwer Lytton – 1839). Words are indeed powerful. I am also a lover of words as I have taken courses in Linguistics and Etymology. Ironically, my grammar is not the best because I find grammar to be rather tedious but I find studying the meanings and origins of words to be rather fascinating. Perhaps that is because I believe that the power of words can be an important part of the female domination lifestyle. I have written many times about why I use words like “female superiority” and “female supremacy”. The word “womyn” can have the same kind of connotation to the dominant female as well as the male submissive顺从 — willing to obey nature.

One of my favorite aspects of studying Biblical scriptures is that it also allows you to study words. English is a Germanic language, but about 65% of its content words come from Latin and Greek. I believe that words are spiritual in nature. Words are what separate humans from animals. Our brains form creative thoughts and we share those thoughts with others through words. All words were created by a human being and were assigned a meaning. When people hear a word, their minds form a mental picture and depending on that mental picture their intellect and emotions will react based on the person’s interpretation of the word. Words are merely messengers that carry the creativity of the human soul.