let me explain you something about gendered slurs.
if you call a woman a b/tch or a s/ut or a p/ussy etc,
you are insulting her identity as being a woman.
if you call a man a b/tch or a s/ut or a p/ussy etc,
you are insulting him by comparing him to a woman.
gendered slurs directed towards males also exist, but they are generally considered less offensive and are associated with being forceful or mean as opposed to being weak or enjoying s/ex. they are also generally only ever directed towards men, as implying that a woman has masculine qualities (i.e "man up") is usually positive whereas comparing a man to a woman ("you hit like a girl") is negative.
most female-gendered slurs are also based around having s/ex and enjoying it, and it should be noted that there isn't a male equivalent of those words because men who do this are responded to with high-fives and compliments.
basically if i've heard you use one of the aforementioned slurs then it is very likely that my respect for you plummented through the floor.