Some people (women really) seem to have an unnatural aversion to the word. Is this really a thing?
are you ok?
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There’s been an incident at work involving the word ‘moist’. Just curious
I’m not sure it’s really a word used much outside of filth.
Like you’d describe objects as damp or wet nowadays
there used to be a shop in a shopping centre in Southampton called Moist. Not a sex shop.
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That actually would be a genius name: “Moist. (Not A Sex Shop.)”
Appearance from Vincent Kompany at the start:
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Really?
I am reclaiming this word for people who are unable to make others moist!
It’s fine when describing cake. Sometimes.
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You’re moist fam
(not really just had to sneak that in somewhere)
I think it was started by a comedy sketch by French & Saunders. Because they’re women and it spoke to them, other women have latched onto it. But it’s got to a point now where most women who say this don’t know where it started. I’ve heard it said by numerous women friends.
Dapper Laughs used ‘proper moist’ a lot as a catchphrase so I think he ruined it for many women.
A barbers near where I work called itself Dapper Cut’s. Closed down after less than a year. Surprised? No.
You may be surprised to hear that I fully support people being moist.
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Not in the least bit tbqh
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It only makes me think of really delicious cake.
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I don’t really know what anyone is talking about.
EDIT: … ever.
One of my favourite literary characters is Moist Von Lipwig
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sorry witches 
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So you should be.
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