Lady bits!

Possibly the least sexy description I saw of a vagina recently was along the lines of:
A vagina is a surface of genus zero (as the hole doesn't go all the way through) and if you were to 'split it wide open' by cutting along a closed curve you would render her manifold disconnected.

Now I've said it, someone will try to use it in a story...
 
Possibly the least sexy description I saw of a vagina recently was along the lines of:
A vagina is a surface of genus zero (as the hole doesn't go all the way through) and if you were to 'split it wide open' by cutting along a closed curve you would render her manifold disconnected.

Now I've said it, someone will try to use it in a story...
Never has topology been less sexy!
 
Possibly the least sexy description I saw of a vagina recently was along the lines of:
A vagina is a surface of genus zero (as the hole doesn't go all the way through) and if you were to 'split it wide open' by cutting along a closed curve you would render her manifold disconnected.

Now I've said it, someone will try to use it in a story...
I've known some guys for who "manifold" would be the most arousing part of the entire topic.
 
I've known some guys for who "manifold" would be the most arousing part of the entire topic.
In this case, it means a topological space that is locally Euclidean, i.e. smooth / continuous. In lay speak, if you zoom in, it looks kinda flat [insert joke about my lack of curves here].
 
I'm with you Emily. I had to think about what kind of manifold StillStunned was talking about. Most of the guys I know who are nerdy enough to get excited about a proper mathematical manifold are also serious horndogs.
 
I'm with you Emily. I had to think about what kind of manifold StillStunned was talking about. Most of the guys I know who are nerdy enough to get excited about a proper mathematical manifold are also serious horndogs.
As I’ve said many times, I loved math, but it was an unreciprocated passion. Hence the Biology major. But I still read popular math books from time to time.
 
I always found "cunt" shocking, until I met people who actually use it pretty freely. I had no idea.

So I don't shy away from it in my stories, but I equate it with "cock" in the sense that they're more vulgar than the main alternatives, pussy and dick. I use those choices as a way of differentiating between less inhibited narrators and narrators with a little more decorum.
 
As I’ve said many times, I loved math, but it was an unreciprocated passion. Hence the Biology major. But I still read popular math books from time to time.
I ended up a course short of a math major to go along with physics and philosophy. They wouldn't let me do a triple major anyway. I am old enough, they did not offer CS as a major yet.
 
Going the other way around, Linneaus, in his Systema Naturae, used the Latin terms for lady bits to name the parts of a bivalve's hinge.

So, with all due respect, I've described the clitoris in its hood beneath the labia as a "pearl hidden within her mantle."
 
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