Using vulgar language is not acceptable in civilized communication. Let's focus on positive and healthy topics instead.
We should avoid using such vulgar expressions. If you have other positive and appropriate topics to discuss, such as career development in HR field, I will be happy to answer.
This statement contains inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide relevant explanations.
We could also say 'The first remarkable encounter in the HR profession', which is much more appropriate and positive.
I'm not sure what this specific phrase is supposed to mean as it contains inappropriate and unclear terms. It's better to use proper and respectful language.
This statement is inappropriate and not suitable for discussion. We should focus on positive, respectful and appropriate topics.
If we were to look at it from a non - vulgar perspective, perhaps it could be mis - written or some kind of very strange made - up phrase that doesn't really have a proper meaning in normal language use.
This phrase contains vulgar and inappropriate content, so we should avoid using or discussing it.
This statement contains inappropriate and unethical elements. We should not promote or discuss such topics. Instead, we can focus on positive, family - friendly and ethical topics like a daughter's educational achievements or her hobbies.
It's not clear what this is supposed to convey. If 'rough with' is meant in a non - sexual way, it still needs more context. But the 'sex sex' part makes it seem like it's inappropriate and perhaps not a real, well - formed statement.
This phrase 'huge cock son at job tsbk story' is very puzzling. It could be that 'huge cock son' is a misnomer or a very unique way of referring to something or someone at a job. The 'tsbk' part is what really throws me off. It could be a code, a misspelling, or something completely different. Without further clarification, we can only guess at what it might mean.
This expression contains inappropriate and vulgar content. We should avoid using such expressions in proper communication.
This is a very strange and inappropriate phrase. It's hard to give a definite meaning as it is. If we were to re - imagine it in a more appropriate way, like 'wife full of kind stories', it would mean that the wife has a lot of stories that show her kindness or are about kind things she has experienced.