Spelling sex slang

[Global Carol]

I have a question about spelling. Are there any guidelines here for spelling some of the more common sex slang words? I’m really looking for how to spell jism. I’ve seen jizsm, jizm, jizz, jiszm, and even some other variations. (I do need to get a life, don’t I?)

But, the part of me that likes I’s dotted and T’s crossed, would like to know.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thank,
Carol

 

[Colleen Thomas]

Off the cuff, I would say as long as the spelling is recognizeable you should be fine.

 

[English Lady]

I back up Colly

 

[Weird Harold]

I’m really looking for how to spell jism.

I spell it the way you do, but I've also seen it as "Gism" and a couple of other variants beginning with G.

I think there's probably a page somewhere on the 'Net that explains where the term originated and the way THAT site spells it is probably as close to an "official" spelling as you're going to get.

In a quick searc for "Jism definition" I found this refernce to a Bolywood film by that name:

O.K. – stop giggling. Jism. Get it out of your system and say it out loud a few times. Considering the focus of the pre-release hype for this film it’s no wonder that many coming across the title might think Jism was more in line with the English meaning than the Hindi meaning (body).

From that comment and other references the search turned up, I'd guess that:

A) Jism is the correct spelling.
B) The English meaning has it's roots in the the English Colonial occupationof India and the Victorian penchant for euphemisms.

 

[minsue]

I back up Colly

Damn, I've gotta learn to move faster. Am I at least second in line?

 

[English Lady]

Damn, I've gotta learn to move faster. Am I at least second in line?

I feel a new lit sandwich coming on.....

 

[minsue]

I feel a new lit sandwich coming on.....

Yum

 

[dr_mabeuse]

It's in the Wickipedia as "jism", meaning semen or ejaculate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jism

Funny. I thought the word was a corruption of "chrism", a holy oil used for anointing in religious services.

Now, the big one is "come" vs. "cum".

---dr.M.

 

[yui]

It's in the Wickipedia as "jism", meaning semen or ejaculate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jism

Funny. I thought the word was a corruption of "chrism", a holy oil used for anointing in religious services.

Now, the big one is "come" vs. "cum".

---dr.M.

For me:

"I like to smell your cum on my skin."

and

"I like it when you come inside me."

But it's not a, umm, hard and fast rule.

Luck,

Yui

 

[English Lady]

I like Cum myself because it just looks right *L*

I go on my instincts alot *L*

 

[impressive]

Now, the big one is "come" vs. "cum".

---dr.M.

I use cum as the noun, come as the verb.

 

[Rumple Foreskin]

Here's the link to an article in the Erotic Readers & Writers Association site on the burning issue (I hope not) of cum vs come.

http://www.erotica-readers.com/ERA/AR/ComeVsCum.htm

Rumple Foreskin

ps: That's a dang cute kid in your AV, Imp. Anyone we know?

 

[impressive]

ps: That's a dang cute kid in your AV, Imp. Anyone we know?

Ayup.

 

[Travelintheways]

^^ Link didn't work for me

 

[Global Carol]

Thanks for the input

Your responses have been helpful. As my stories have centered around women with almost fetishistic cravings for semen, it’s useful to have some options to the word cum. Of course, I still go back and forth (double entendre intended!) on the various verb form usages.

Note to self: Review for usages of cum and jism. (Another phrase to add to the growing list of “sentences I never thought I’d write.”)

Once again, thank you.

Carol

 

[Rumple Foreskin]

^^ Link didn't work for me

I think it's working now. Sorry about that. What can I tell you? To err, is Rumple.

Rumple Foreskin