Poor Words

sweetsubsarahh said:
Do you have to specifically mention a part? Can you just say that she teasingly rubbed herself against him? We all know which part she's rubbing if you discuss the moving of her hips while they embrace.

And as for tits - how about milk duds?

:)
Milk duds only works if you were nursing and no longer have milk or if you never nursed and therefore never had milk.;)
 
Doc,

For female-type characters, "mons" (if in doubt, use French) or just "sex" might work, depending on the style.

Rumple Foreskin :cool:
 
Sub Joe said:
Groin and Crotch were a famous London Solicitor in the 19th century. Their offices were in Long Acre.

Yes, the law offices were in Long Acre but Mssrs. Groin and Crotch kept a mistress in Bishop-Upon-the-Maid, where they could more privately indulge a shared obsession with oddly named body parts. Mr. Groin abandoned the practice of law at the pinnacle of the partners' success, and devoted his middle years to studying the uvula.
 
One of the most common medical errors at teaching hospitals is attributed to surgeons who confuse uvula with vulva.
 
shereads said:
One of the most common medical errors at teaching hospitals is attributed to surgeons who confuse uvula with vulva.

Deep throat, deeper than deep your throat -
 
crotch? what's wrong with crotch? Sometimes slightly prudish words can give a sexy/wierd/nasty effect, depending on the context. I've used mound, pubis, crotch.
hmm, gotta come up with some better words!
And nipples are always nipples in my lexicon, I just realised!
 
dr_mabeuse said:
Isn't there any word for that top-of-the-thighs, bottom-of-the-belly region that doesn't sound like New Jersey slang?

Headquarters
 
joeys-game said:
Howabout simply "your centre"or center of your essence.

"She ground her root chakra into his root chakra needfully."

"She anointed him with her red hot chakra center."

:devil:

:nana:
 
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