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You and your vagina

Started by Thundra, June 24, 2007, 08:27:43 AM

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How do you refer to your nether region, down below?

my vagina (techie)
my hoo-hah (common)
my ya-ya ( southern)
my love monkey (cutsie)
my iron maiden (goth)
my princess (autogynefilic)
my precious (tolkien)
my cooter (trailer trashy)
my curse (typical natal)
it (dysmorphic)
my own personal hell (man in a box)

Lin

I'd call it "my vagina" and the "my pu...ssy"  in a cute way...  My French bf from France just simply call it "le sexe de femme", but I'm not sure how the local quebecers call it...
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Thundra

QuoteI know a post-op American girl that calls it the C word. 

Yeah, I call mine a ->-bleeped-<- too.

I have also been called that same thing as an insult, which makes me laugh.

Before you censor types go all nutso, there is also a book titled "->-bleeped-<-."

There were too many names or euphemisms to list for the poll, which was done in jest.

Just for the record, I don't think that pussy is a bad word either, but that is guaranteed to get flagged.

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mavieenrose

vagina, fanny, bits.

MVER XXX
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Lin

I remember when the nurse removed the stent from me, she said this would be your play ground... ;-)
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Hazumu

I once worked for a senior NCO who pronounced it -- and referred to the bearer thereof -- as 'SOONT'.

Karen
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Thundra

QuoteGuess I have to go with "vagina" as its inoffensive, OK to use in polite company, even when talking to your GP !

Yes, well. I try my best to avoid those situations -- polite company as it were. Most of the women that I know refer to it as their hoo-hah in polite company.

Posted on: June 30, 2007, 09:14:13 PM

Quoteonce worked for a senior NCO who pronounced it -- and referred to the bearer thereof -- as 'SOONT'.

As in soont to be mine?  Can you elaborate for us dear?
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Jeannette

Quote from: Thundra on June 29, 2007, 01:30:10 PM
QuoteI know a post-op American girl that calls it the C word. 

Yeah, I call mine a ->-bleeped-<- too.

I have also been called that same thing as an insult, which makes me laugh.

Before you censor types go all nutso, there is also a book titled "->-bleeped-<-."

There were too many names or euphemisms to list for the poll, which was done in jest.

Just for the record, I don't think that vagina is a bad word either, but that is guaranteed to get flagged.



Quite a lesson, your post that is.  Thank you kindly. :)
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CynthiaAnn

I refer to down there as "peace of mind" (that choice wasn't available), I voted in the majority...
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Kirsteneklund7

#28
I am a bit partial to Map of Tasmania. Tasmania is a very beautiful place!

Also known as Map-O-Tazzie

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As a child prayed to be a girl- now the prayer is being answered - 40 years later !
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SeptagonScars

I picked "my precious" cause it's very, very close to what I actually often call mine: my treasure. Often with Gollum's amount of enthusiasm as well!

But most often I call it my pussy. Mostly cause that word conveniently includes both the vulva and the actual vagina. And since I'm a Swede, in my native language I almost always call it my "fitta" which is considered a bit more vulgar than pussy. So it surely stops people in their tracks when they hear me use that Swedish word so casually.

I remember my mom laughed at it when I told her once I was gonna ask my endo "What's wrong with my (fitta)?!" and she asked me to kindly not use that word at the doc's office.... I was confused as to why I still had quite bad vaginal atrophy after several months of not taking T anymore, and it frustrated me a bit. Turns out my estrogen levels were still at rock bottom, which explained it. Still have that issue, but that's another topic. Alright alright, I do call it my vagina at the docs offices, but rarely ever in any other circumstances. Such clinical language just has no unf to it!
Mar. 2009 - came out as ftm
Nov. 2009 - changed my name to John
Mar. 2010 - diagnosed with GID
Aug. 2010 - started T, then stopped after 1 year
Aug. 2013 - started T again, kept taking it since
Mar. 2014 - top surgery
Dec. 2014 - legal gender marker changed to male
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Jul. 2018 - came out as cis woman and began detransition
Sep. 2018 - stopped taking T and changed my name to Laura
Oct. 2018 - got new ID-card

Medical Detransition plans: breast reconstruction surgery, change legal gender back to female.
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