I realized today that my parts have no official names. Anyone have inspiration? For example, I have met “The Emporer,” “Venus,” “Sugar and Cream,” and not to forget, “Little Brian” (an appropriate name).
We need a frame of reference for your bra buddies.
They could be the Mosquito Bite Twins
Or they could be the Grand Tetons.
Or if you’d rather not divulge that, how about - Laverne and Shirly - always popular.
As for your other, um, place, I’ve always been partial to Paradise Alley.
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Naming body parts is a little silly, just call them what they are, that way there is NO confusion when talking to others about them.
I can’t agree strongly enough. There was never anything more frustrating than being with a girl who would use all kinds of euphemisms and nicknames for various body parts. “Them,” “there,” “down there,” and “it,” all get very tiresome very quickly.
I don’t know of many guys who like being with a woman who talks like a stevedore, but most guys need all the help they can get and a girl who’ll say “Rub my cl*t” wins every day.
Friendly Fire Fighter
Captain Winky
Master Blaster
Russel the One Eyed Love Muscle (always a winner)
Poke-e-mon and JigglyNuts
Testiclese
The Man
Little Love God
The Whoopin’ Stick
The Spitting Snake
Sweet and Sour Shooter
Squirt Gun
Bastard Maker
Thank you–I’m glad someone besides my boyfriend agrees with that It is so much easier if you just call it your penis or vagina or breast or whatever the real name for it is.
I call mine by two names, reflecting his multiple-personality disorder: Woody Johnson and Les Johnson.
And green, you must make your own choices, but I once knew a woman (biblically!) who called hers Edwina and Bettina, and another who called her set Knick and Knack.
Well, to those who suggest that calling my body parts by their “correct” scientific name is silly, yes, I agree. Immature, no. Because each of US has a name, that we prefer people to call us, instead of “Hey, Human! Yo! You over there! Human!” I am just trying to have a little fun, and be more specific. Of course in some situations the anatomical term is more appropriate.
For those of you asking for details: 34C. 'Nuf said.
Other body parts have easy, user-friendly names like hip, ear, nose, lips. The problem with penis & vagina is that the words are so cold and clinical. I vote to call them “ken” and “barbie”.
Before the doctors got ahold of English and squeezed the life out of it, the common, polite, English word for the male member was pintle (little pin). (Cock has always been considered vulgar.) Penis was a Latin slang word for the male member but it really meant tail. The common Latin word for the penis was mentula. Similarly, vagina really meant “sheath” in Latin. The Latin word for that part of the female anatomy was cunnus. I think you can guess what the English word for it was before vagina took over.