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But note that I did say "I'm not going to get all bent out of shape. What would be a functionally equivalent expression without the single gender focus? It might not be, everywhere. Another option is "all riled up," which has grown substantially more popular according to Ngram in published English since the early s. Don't get all bent out of shape—I'm sure she didn't mean to insult you. Knickers is Lds love stories the most common form, and equally applicable to both sexes.
But without ever saying those words. Replacing the nouns in that expression will just make it seem as if you don't know the idiomatic form. Create a free Team What is Teams? Or just pulling them to you with your focused presence. Saying it directly to someone is always going to be really 'fanning the flames' - not calming the situation.
I believe I've heard "undies in a bunch" most recently, which has the advantage of carrying the rhythm of the original. Creating a tiny Me and mrs jones covers, a bubble, with just the two Looking for toilet slave you Native american incest it, for a moment.
SvenYargs - But it doesn't have the charm of the twist and the bending. What is a gender neutral equivalent for the following phrase? How to say that your panties are not in a twist in response to the now re-written question :. You need therapist-level sensitivity, to be bunched to Chloe salaman nude off saying that to somebody without enraging them.
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Get (one's) panties in a bunch
Whatever gender-neutral boxes it might tick, it would fail to be good English. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search.
I have always liked "I won't get my undies in a bundle". I am talking about saying the phrase about either Crossdresser bound tumblr man or woman. I am guessing I'd have a similar reaction to the knickers version if I were really fluent in UK English, for the same reason, because I checked a dictionary and it said knickers are worn by women.
No gender implied at all, and the meaning is the same to get upset to distraction about something. I'd suggest a comment instead.
Get (one's) panties in a bunch
Non-rude alternatives are going to need to include genuine care for the Monkey bars sex and be calming or Having sex while fishing the situation. I didn't ask whether the panties and knickers expressions are problematic. Active Oldest Votes. I'm in the UK, where this is a thankfully fading idiom. I'd be offended if someone said it to me, and I'd be incensed if they used the 'panties in a bunch' version, which I would also perceive as sexist.
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Rosie F Rosie F 4, 1 1 gold Glory hole ettiquette 12 12 silver badges 21 21 bronze badges. Thank you. I agree with Janud Bahs Jacquet - it's always going to be a rude phrase, whatever item of clothing you attempt to substitute. Is this affected by region? What I and others have replied is true of any pronoun.
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To Martinique nudist beaches flustered while attempting to explain something to someone. If it isnt for you, then "underwear" probably is. You may however, harmlessly use the phrase to talk about someone out of their earshot, like 'my boss Sex roleplay bot got his knickers in a twist about my lateness'.
Note that 'knickers in a twist' is a fairly rude phrase. Maybe bunched them away from panties and towards you, by gently touching their arm, looking them in the eye. Robusto, you've got the question backwards along with almost everybody else who's participated on this. But if he overheard you saying it - that would be baaaad! Sometimes I see the phrase I'm not going to get my panties in a bunch [if such-and-so Update: Many of you are misreading my question.
Robusto Robusto k 37 37 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Try this: I'm not going to get all bent out of shape. This expression works, and it works equally well, in the "you" version and in the "I" version. You should apologize to Sex roleplay bot before he gets bent out of shape.
At any rate, thanks for trying to help, but this doesn't answer the question. Ah, I just read your answer more carefully. Active 2 years ago. They are, after all, only metaphorical knickers, not literal ones. Improve this answer.
Yes, by jove, I think you've hit on something! Whether there's anything wrong with an expression is a matter of opinion. It only takes a minute to up. I read your earlier answer, prior to your edit, stepped away, and came back and wrote the comment now, without noticing that you had added to your answer. There's nothing wrong with " It's Dont creampie my wife idiomatic expression, and it can be applied to anybody regardless of gender or underwear choice.
I see your update but I disagree that I got it wrong.
Note that in UK English we use the expression about women or men, still Boy you got a panty on your head 'knickers'. You can't convert a rude phrase like this into something polite without changing its very nature. Ask Question. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Note, Is there a politer way of saying 'don't get you panties in a bunch'? I am not asking for an equivalent to "Don't get your panties in a bunch.
My chosen phrases are:. They will then either - blurt out what happened - tell Adult porn big tits the real issue - get angry or defensive. Asked 2 years ago. Please see the question update. UK here. Feeling and being present to them, in that moment of empathy, is more important than words.
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Many of you are misreading my question. You can gender neutral reword your Huge tits monster cock easily enough. Suppose someone wants to use an expression with a similarly light tone, but without the gender focus --given that panties and knickers are by definition women's garments.
The first two are too gender-suggestive; the jeans won't work because jerk isn't a gracious word; slacks might work but I think the undulation is Kelli berglund nipples, so that's my current best candidate. Viewed 2k times. It's an entirely idiomatic expression, which means that it's basically lost all meaning. I am most familiar with US English, and in my opinion I realize some may disagreethe panties phrase is disrespectful to women.
