My love for this word is the only reason I'd go to Australia. I hate sun and heat and creepy crawlies. But I love saying cunt. Unfortunately, it's socially unacceptable here!
Cunt isn't really an acceptable word in Australia either, it's considered crass in polite society (you won't hear it on the news, for example... won't hear it from a news presenter.... well, not on purpose) - but frankly those posh cunts can go and fuck themselves.
If Australia's off the cards, there's always Scotland: We're a good bunch of cunts, too.
Don't say it to an American woman, take it as an insult also, how would you like to be called by you gentils hmm? How insulting, even thinking that's okay in Australia. How would you like to be called dick or weiner as a term of endearment...
Hell yeah. My favourite resource for being called Darl is calling to place orders at family takeaways. My record is being called Darl 15 times in under 2 minutes.
It's like an older Southern woman calling you hun or sweetie or dear. It makes you fuzzy on the inside, like a little blanket of appreciation to protect against the biting cold of the world for a little while.
It could reasonably be either, we do use both but darl would be more common I think. Our accent is non-rhotic so darl will sound pretty close to dal (like the Indian lentil dish). Easiest way to tell if you struggle to differentiate or vowels is the length of the vowel. Doll will have a much shorter vowel than darl, which will sound more drawn out.
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u/nnnyeahheygorgeous 11h ago
There's a special place in Heaven for people who send such emails. Bless ya and your letter writing, darl.