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I work with mechanics, if I used Vulva the parts man would be looking for a car made in Sweden. Now if I said, Frank and beans or tacos, he could tell the sex. Or in fishing, catch and release or the common term of releasing the one eyed trouser trout. Please don't take offense.Yes. I also get peeved when an author uses vagina instead of vulva (when discussing the vulva, obviously).
I get this. A lot of women don’t like these expression especially “cock” and “cunt”. Even myself, when I’m in the presence of most women I don’t use a lot of sex slang.Joining Literotica recently means I'm having trouble focusing on the things I'm supposed to be doing ...... but one thing bugs me .......
I've always been comfortable, and even turned on by correct terms for sex parts. I like referring to penises, vaginas, anuses (though not technically a sex part) sperm, breasts etc.
No criticism of the majority who prefer cock, dick, prick, pussy and many others - it's just that they actually turn me off.
Yet, I find that if we have a third person with us (always male) I always lay this out in the ground rules, and find that although they might be awkward at first, they do really get into it.
And yes, this will just seem like a mid 50's old fashioned rant, I get it
*Fact check* I sometimes do refer to boobies and even titties ... so disregard everything above, I'm hypocritical![]()