About the word vagina: that is part of the female anatomy that is not visible. Whatmost people erroneously call vagina or vag is really the vulva which is visible. I’d call what is visible a box, beaver, pussy or a few other terms. I am a nurse, so I know this anatomy stuff. I offer this as educational information, not for any other reason.
This isn’t one of my own captions, but I’m aware. In the ones I write myself I use a variety of terms, including the technically correct vulva and the common misnomer vagina. I’m more concerned with making the captions sound like how people really talk than being scientifically accurate. None the less, I do use the word pussy a lot, and partly for this reason. I think it’s unfairly considered a “bad word” and nicely avoids being overly specific or sounding clinical. Perhaps you could even consider it a minor detail of the NWO setting that the word has become a little more socially acceptable, being seen as informal but not crude.
As someone who has a vagina, uterus, vulva and ovaries, you’re right technically, lol!! But since the whole “vajazzling” craze a lot of us call it “the vag” with a soft g, especially when talking to each other about things like shaving bumps and heat rashes and stuff. It’s kinda become a colloquial thing, at least for us milennials anyway.
Another thing is we call it a pussy when talking to guys about it, like on the phone or texting and all that. It’s only when we’re talking among ourselves that we call it a vag.
About the word vagina: that is part of the female anatomy that is not visible. Whatmost people erroneously call vagina or vag is really the vulva which is visible. I’d call what is visible a box, beaver, pussy or a few other terms. I am a nurse, so I know this anatomy stuff. I offer this as educational information, not for any other reason.
This isn’t one of my own captions, but I’m aware. In the ones I write myself I use a variety of terms, including the technically correct vulva and the common misnomer vagina. I’m more concerned with making the captions sound like how people really talk than being scientifically accurate. None the less, I do use the word pussy a lot, and partly for this reason. I think it’s unfairly considered a “bad word” and nicely avoids being overly specific or sounding clinical. Perhaps you could even consider it a minor detail of the NWO setting that the word has become a little more socially acceptable, being seen as informal but not crude.
As someone who has a vagina, uterus, vulva and ovaries, you’re right technically, lol!! But since the whole “vajazzling” craze a lot of us call it “the vag” with a soft g, especially when talking to each other about things like shaving bumps and heat rashes and stuff. It’s kinda become a colloquial thing, at least for us milennials anyway.
Another thing is we call it a pussy when talking to guys about it, like on the phone or texting and all that. It’s only when we’re talking among ourselves that we call it a vag.
Model?
Fiona. FTV always helpfully puts that in the top right.
What’s the problem? Your boobs are beautiful, I like looking at them. Nothing to be ashamed of.