Hymen- nate

Please use the hyphen - to indicate a break in the thought or structure of a sentence:

'I do not know whether to trust him , he is a man after
all - whatever.'


It is employed to denote sudden change in the construction or sentiment:

'Tonight you are the girl who is dressed revealingly - i bet to them your name is Cheap.'

When a word or expression is repeated for oratorical effect, hyphens are used to introduce the repetition:

'Girls they smell so nice - Girls they are so soft - Girls ill treat them like play things.'


Used to indicate a conclusion without expressing it:

' I thought he was he was cool but now i think he's a - , '


Used to indicate what is not expected or what is not the natural outcome of what has gone before:

'He divulged himself to relentless lies , manipulation , the art of perfect seduction , endlessly following his prey until the battle was won and found instead of the hidden treasure— the hymen.'


It is used to denote the omission of letters or figures:

'24-04-2010.'


When an ellipsis of the words,:

'He was toying around with - Anne , Mary , Alexia and Tom.'

Used to denote the omission of part of a word when it is undesirable to write the full word:

'He is somewhat of a A--HOLE, B--STARD , WANKER , P-ERVERT. (ASSHOLE , BASTARD , WANKER AND PERVERT). This is especially the case in profane words.:)

Between a citation and the authority for it there is generally a dash:

'I am a brutal honest.'- The Pervert.

When questions and answers are put in the same paragraph they should be separated by hyphens:

'Are you a good boy?'—Do you love to cheat?'
'I do.'
'Are you also retarded?- Do you have mental issues?'
'I do.'