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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I am an immigrant. My parents would probably disown me over this one. Kidding, but they will give me a hard time.
Over what exactly? Are you a British Lord?
The cock part. It’s considered very vulgar.
If you think “cock” instead of John Hancock or Herbie Hancock, etc., then it’s because you are immature and vulgar; it has nothing to do with the name.
I think it’s perfectly fine to not what a person’s genitals in your address pp. It’s her choice.
I don't know if you are aware, but the term for a man's genitals is: penis. Not "cock."
What? Cock is also a slang word to mean penis, PP.
Right…as in if you are vulgar, use slang, and have your mind in the gutter—it’s still a stretch, but yeah, you might have a problem with Hancock “because it is a term for a man’s genitals.” It’s not a “TERM,” is the point: it is slang.
If you are a mature and reasonable person, you think of John Hancock, Herbie Hancock, a financial institution, and perhaps “cock of the walk.” But you don’t think OMG PENIS.