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Literally for Pussies: Condom Double Entendre Tweet Meme

This image is a screenshot of a 2018 Twitter (now X) post containing the text "Condoms are for fucking pussies". The humor comes from a deliberate or accidental double entendre: the phrase can be interpreted two ways: first, as an edgy, immature post claiming that only weak, cowardly people (one common slang meaning of "pussies") use condoms, and second, as a literal, factually correct statement that condoms are used during penetrative sex with people who have vaginas (another widespread slang meaning of "pussy"). This dual meaning turns what would be a silly edgy post into a widely shared funny wordplay meme.
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Condoms are for fucking pussies

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This image is a screenshot of a 2018 Twitter (now X) post containing the text "Condoms are for fucking pussies". The humor comes from a deliberate or accidental double entendre: the phrase can be interpreted two ways: first, as an edgy, immature post claiming that only weak, cowardly people (one common slang meaning of "pussies") use condoms, and second, as a literal, factually correct statement that condoms are used during penetrative sex with people who have vaginas (another widespread slang meaning of "pussy"). This dual meaning turns what would be a silly edgy post into a widely shared funny wordplay meme.

Origin notes

The original tweet was published on Twitter by user Jackson Clarke (@zealotonpc) at 1:50 AM on September 3, 2018. This screenshot was later shared as a meme on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, sourced via RSS as specified in the provided additional information. The meme gained traction for its clever, unexpected double meaning.

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