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[[File:Sow.jpg|thumb|right]]A '''Sow''' '''母豬''' or '''breeder female hog''' is a pejorative used by male, Taiwanese [[BBS]] chatters to refer to village women [[princess syndrome|who believe they are entitled to economically productive men]]. It also means a woman who is "promiscuous but not willing to take responsibility".<ref>https://www.womstation.com/p/748</ref> The Taiwanese BBS chatters have named themselves [[Sow Believers]] or [[Sow Teaching]] depending on the translation. | [[File:Sow.jpg|thumb|right]]A '''Sow''' '''母豬''' or '''breeder female hog''' is a pejorative used by male, Taiwanese [[BBS]] chatters to refer to village women [[princess syndrome|who believe they are entitled to economically productive men]]. It also means a woman who is "promiscuous but not willing to take responsibility".<ref>https://www.womstation.com/p/748</ref> The Taiwanese BBS chatters have named themselves [[Sow Believers]] or [[Sow Teaching]] depending on the translation. This term was first mentioned by Obov， previously a Taiwanese worker in Silicone Valley, via PTT Bulletin Board System. His catchphrase "Sows cry at night" (母豬母豬，夜裏哭哭）leading Obov himself being revered as the founder and patron saint of Sow Teachings (母豬教）, equivalent to the inceldom counterpart Elliot Rodger. | ||
Sow in English means female hog who has reproduced. | |||
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==Use of phrase== | ==Use of phrase== | ||
The use of this phrase to criticize a promiscuous women dates back to at least Song Dynasty China.<ref>https://pttpedia.fandom.com/zh/wiki/%E6%AF%8D%E8%B1%AC%E6%95%99</ref> | The use of this phrase to criticize a promiscuous women dates back to at least Song Dynasty China.<ref>https://pttpedia.fandom.com/zh/wiki/%E6%AF%8D%E8%B1%AC%E6%95%99</ref> | ||
The typical behavior of the [[sow]] is defined by promiscuity in her younger years, and then looking for a 'recycler' man<ref>https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-TW&u=https://opinion.udn.com/opinion/story/6072/1628408&prev=search</ref> (the [[Sow Believer]] word for [[betabux]]) when she is ready to 'settle down'. Sows also engage in other stereotypically [[foid|foidy]] behaviors, like feminist utterances, using their life on [[Tutorial_Island|tutorial mode]] to financially exploit men, by getting men to pay for their extravagant dining, holidays etc., and using men as free transportation providers <ref>https://disp.cc/b/780-9CXC</ref> etc. | The typical behavior of the [[sow]] is defined by promiscuity in her younger years, and then looking for a 'recycler' man<ref>https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-TW&u=https://opinion.udn.com/opinion/story/6072/1628408&prev=search</ref> (the [[Sow Believer]] word for [[betabux]]) when she is ready to 'settle down'. Sows also engage in other stereotypically [[foid|foidy]] behaviors, like feminist utterances, using their life on [[Tutorial_Island|tutorial mode]] to financially exploit men, by getting men to pay for their extravagant dining, holidays etc., and using men as free transportation providers <ref>https://disp.cc/b/780-9CXC</ref> etc. | ||
The term is also (somewhat controversially in the community <ref>https://disp.cc/b/780-9CXC</ref>) used to refer to old women, ugly women, fat women, and [[JBW|women who date foreigners]]. | The term is also (somewhat controversially in the community <ref>https://disp.cc/b/780-9CXC</ref>) used to refer to old women, ugly women, fat women, and [[JBW|women who date foreigners]] or had Cross-cultural Romance (CCR). | ||
Separate to the usage of the word in Taiwanese BBS boards, Russian anti-natalist message boards use the term as a pejorative to refer to women who desire or have children.<ref>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042815060292</ref> | Separate to the usage of the word in Taiwanese BBS boards, Russian anti-natalist message boards use the term as a pejorative to refer to women who desire or have children.<ref>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042815060292</ref> | ||