What do you call a vagina? What are words you use to describe how a labia looks?
I'm a writer, and interesting in slang and vocab in general. I tend toward cunt and pussy, but I've also seen words like innie and puffy used. As well as less... classy ones like "roast beef" and "hammy".
So Sup Forums, what words do you use to describe the appearance of a vagina? Post visual examples too, if you want.
back in the day, we called it the bearded clam. these days a lot of them don't have beards
Charles Carter
Well, anyone can use words like Cunt or Beef Curtains, but I'd say for better effect sometimes, you can make anything essentially mean as such, if it falls under the context, generally.
If it is an attractive take, you want to use words that can describe it in a sense of desire and generally, beauty.
Like, for labia it could be "delicious, succulent little folds of purity" or some shit, eye of the beholder. Or just for her vagina, it could be like, "The gorgeous flower of her womanhood."
And for ugly, you can be like, "disgusting, fetid, slut hole" or "torrid flaps of saggy flesh".
Just have to use the right words, I'd say if you want something other than the usual.
Likewise, long, wordy metaphor sometime doesn't work. It's just a shame there's no short, non-harsh word for vagina. I mean, there is clit, but that only works for one part of the anatomy, not the whole thing. For penises, there's dick, cock, head, shaft, erection, boner, (and member and wood, but I don't tend to use those).
I guess in the same vain as "cock" (in sense of, a male chicken) possibly could find an animal related word for vagina that isn't pussy/kitty or something like bitch. All I can think of those is vixen, and I'm not sure that fits. "Her soft vixen" sounds a bit odd.
Isaac Lopez
A beautiful flower
Owen Gonzalez
My girlfriend calls it her "kooka"
Pic related, her kooka
Jaxon Nelson
We also call it "daddy's fleshlight" you know, normal stuff
Jaxson Martin
chewing gum.
Nicholas Watson
This thread is weird
Nolan Martinez
Is why I say context is generally very important in this. Like, if you are writing erotica, don't expect to have a lot of fans if you just write, "He fucked her in the cunt." anyone can do that.
It is also why I say eye of the beholder, if you are telling someone about say, your girlfriend, you'd make her sound like a damned angel to the best of your vocabulary. Where if you were talking about some crackhead under the bridge, you'd describe her in the worse sense.
So, that's all I'll get at. Context of text matters. If it needs to be brief or has the liberty to flow better.
"it felt like fucking an empty XL garbage bag in a zero-gravity environment. Even his mother, a week after the birth of his triplets brothers felt thighter."
Joseph Parker
Squish muffin
Oliver Howard
Nerve wallet
Christian Sullivan
I call it a cab so I can roll over and get some sleep.
Michael Bailey
yo my chick called it her flower
Christian Murphy
>kitty (nice form of pussy) >burger (meat flaps ;) ) >mrs. vagoooooo >vajayjay >axe wound >fuzzylips/furrylips >juicemeat also not reading the lyrics of F.U.C.K.
Lucas Gray
german also fotze, often written votze.
Henry Jones
Slit, box, pie, scabbard, sleeve,
Owen Johnson
Vagina, Pussy, Cunny and Frontbutt are the only acceptable terms. Anything else is degenerate trash.
Owen Cruz
>frontbutt >acceptable i bet you see degenerate trash while looking in a mirror....
Mason Jackson
Ooo baby, I've been thinkin' bout your axe wound. Ooo baby, I'm thinkin' bout your minge.
Ayden Cox
>Cunny Who uses that? I've never heard anyone use that one.
John Kelly
austrian detected
Jose Ramirez
La figaaaa
Xavier Reyes
"Gash"
As in "She had an 'orrible smelly GASH so ah roggered her arsewise".
Jordan Davis
scotsman? or irish?
Hudson Lewis
Are you German?
Nathan Rogers
Kunda
Aaron Scott
almost. fut is, like, 60's german, so he's pretty much austrian.
Jace Perez
i say vag (vaj)
Aaron Campbell
spam / ham wallet
Isaiah Stewart
KundĂ vzpoura
Jose Hernandez
Well.. in Finnish pussy is pillu (cunt is more vittu). So pimppa is kind of the cunny analogue.