I once knew a woman who called it her “cunny”…
Hey let’s leave my body parts out of this discussion.
Now while I can see asking someone to refer to you as a cunt while they are pissing on you, tying your up or some * other* sort of degrading/submissive activity would be appropriate, it is not a term that most women prefer.
By the same token, if everything and I mean everything else was going fabuously, I might be inclined to overlook the use of the word in the heat of passion. But I would bring it up later.
But if * your* women seem to like, nay prefer that word, it does make one wonder what sort of cunts you consort with.
You and I seem to be discussing different topics, Mermaid. I am discussing terms used in stead of vagina, and you seem to be discussing words used in place of “woman.” This accounts for our apparent disconnect.
Also, I’m not sure how specific words are necessarily tied to degradation and submission. Perhaps you could explain.
I caution you not to question the character of the ladies whose company I keep. No matter what words I might use at any given time, I am still a gentleman.
Tymp,
based on these quotes I am driven to say,
“Your ideas intrigue me, and I’d like to subscribe to your newsletter” - Homer Simpson
And yes, The Skink, as in the Lizard. Although, I will tell you that my hooha is not scaly.
jarbaby
Ok I will explain the reason for my so crudely phrased comment.
I believe that the word is offensive whether it refers to whole women or just parts thereof.
You have stated that, in the right context, you do not feel that the word is offensive. But you are offended if I use that word in reference to your lover(s). I don’t know you, and I do believe that you are a gentleman because you have given me no other reason to think otherwise. I’m sure that you are both a sensitve and adventurous lover. Perhaps when you say it, the word sounds like tea and crumpets. However, to my ear, that has never been the case.
If that word was spoken to me, I would feel insulted and denegraded. Perhaps I am too sensitive. Perhaps I have only heard it used in a disgusting and derogatory manner. At any rate, I think it a nasty word. Apparently our opinions differ in this matter.
At any rate, this is not enough of an issue to warrant making an enemy over.
Peace, OK?
I have always felt it best to use a word made up for each individual one. preferably ending in -changa -atchi.
kutininatchi.
runpachanga.
laroonachanga.
chulitachi.
This method can lead to problems when you accidently manage to use an already existing Spanish or Japanese word, which will lead to an unhealthy episode of laughter
Mermaid,
Enemy? One must be quite determined to make an enemy of me. No worries here.
Note that I have not taken offense to you using any particular word. Rather, I was put off by the question of character and would have responded the same no mater what words you used. “(I)t does make one wonder what sort” was the part that bothered me, not “cunts.”
I think the word “cunt” has come to be so offensive because it is so commonly used as a slur towards women in general. Scorn is certainly owed to any who would use a word in such a way, but it’s still a perfectly good word when used properly.
I guess the lesson from all this for the benefit of the thread is not to use the word cunt in presence of The Mermaid unless fully prepared to go the distance in effort to make it acceptable.
That’s good to know, jarbabyj. I’ve never had the experience, but I would imagine that encountering scales would definitely kill the mood.
Love sheath
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I find the work “cunt” to be very offensive to women. I agree with Mermaid and disagree with Tymp, there aren’t any acceptable uses for the word “cunt”.
“Cunt” is okay with me…if used in the appropriate context. If I’m in the middle of a particularly rowdy bout of sex (which hasn’t happened in eons), and my husband makes reference to how magnificent my cunt happens to be, well, that’s fine. But outside those boundaries, I don’t much care to hear it. “Pussy” is fine most of the rest of the time.
Although I must admit the more I read “twicker,” the more I like it. Weird.
cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt
Oh, I do like that word. It’s hard and meaty and unapologetic. It’s delightfully emphatic. I don’t like any words or terms that are trying to pretend they’re referring to something else.
Someone said they prefer “pussy” to “cunt” as the former is “more friendly,” less “curt.” Well, heck, that’s exactly why I don’t like it. “Pussy” is prissy, while at the same time being porn lingo. I think it’s yucky.
I like “cunt.” For the location and, on occasion, for a person. But I’d only use it on a friend.
e.g., “You didn’t call me last night, you cunt!”
Some years ago, I tried to rid my language of inappropriate curses. I mean inappropriate quite literally, not just curses that are vaguely objectionable. I didn’t like the idea of expressing displeasure at something or someone being “fucked” (as in “that transmission is fucked.”) when that’s the opposite of the reaction I would have at such an experience.
I also questioned the consistency of objecting to a woman being referred to as a “cunt,” while at the same time referring to some men as “dicks” or “pricks.”
As I say, I tried to purge my vocabulary of these inconsistencies.
But then I found a better solution. If I can’t find a more suitable epithet than “prick,” why, I’ll just cease to object to “cunt” as an epithet. In fact, I now use both, although usually with a measure of affection, as in the example above.
I still don’t have a suitable substitute for “fucked” as description of a negative experience, but I don’t usually use the term (at least not in the passive voice, as in the above example) for positive experiences that involve my cunt.
I also like “quim,” mentioned earlier, and “fuck ditch.” Both, like “cunt,” have nice hard sounding, unprissy qualities.
(However, as the OP is after something “cute” for his girlfriend’s vagina, I expect I’m no help at all.;))
I don’t know about yinz, but I’m kinda liking twicker more than poontang now.
twicker is kinda cute…now that I’ve had a day or so to think it over… wonder how that will go over with the fiancee… hmm…
Mine is a pussy. I like the word, and what it refers to. When my boy was 5 he caught me nekkid and asked what it was. I told him it was a kitty. It’s no big deal now when in the store and he tells people that his mommy has a kitty:) I can accept nearly all terms for it, but the one thing that thoroughly disgusts me is Honey Pot. For some reason I just find it absolutely repulsive.
I was just watching “PB&J Otter” on the Disney Channel this morning with my 3-yar-old, n I notice that they live on a houseboat in “Lake Hoohaw”. Thanks to you eople (especially jarbabyj) that has a completely new meaning for me. Thanks a lot.
I have a niece whose nickname by her parents is Cunny. Unfortunately, they are very religious and have no idea of what the name might mean to some folks. No one has had the courage to tell them.
I had one friend who used to refer to it as a “fancy.” He was fond of saying, “I wear a moustache because it tickles my lady’s fancy!” with a big grin.
I also knew someone who referred to it as a “muffin.”
ROTFL! :eek:
SpinneZiege, may I be the first to call dibs on this sig?
SO takes my pet name for HIS, and adds “Mrs” to it to describe MINE. 
Therefore, “Mr.” has been added to the pet name for HIS.
And no, I’m not sharing the pet name.
Go right ahead. In fact, I am honored that someone has asked to quote me for a sig.