Do you find the word vagina offensive?

by MissJo Posted 2012/06/23 20:24:16

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	No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.	584 votes	95%
	Yes, I do find the word vagina offensive! Can't you call it something else?	33 votes	5%

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TheCouchF*cker 2012/06/23 21:28:47

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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Vagina. Pussy. Cooter. Beaver. Poonany. Furburger. Cha-cha. Hush puppy. Cherry pop. Vertical smile. Bikini Bizkit. Panty Hamster.

...I think I went a little crazy right there.
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Edensasp to Heavy 2012/06/24 10:27:40

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Even a great one does...all well intentioned but obliquely veiling true reality and often wrought with deception, misinformation and illusions.

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Heavy to Edensasp 2012/06/24 16:02:17
Edensasp to Heavy 2012/06/24 21:44:04

Sometimes people, for whatever reason, choose to align "malicious intent" to words even when "intent" is not of a malicious nature.

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Sonny 2012/06/24 05:43:41

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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If there is something wrong with her " V__ __ INA" and she tells me then I'm not offended,

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spidermonkey™POTL~PWCM~JLA☮... 2012/06/24 05:41:20

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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No, that is the correct name for it.............hehe

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♥SocialOutcastshavemorefun♥ 2012/06/24 05:39:06

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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It's a medical term?

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poet4justice 2012/06/24 05:33:32

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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but I have another name for it.... Miss pinky

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.: LiVi :. 2012/06/24 05:30:54

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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I have never found that word offensive in any context, it is what it is

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ruthannhausman 2012/06/24 05:22:10

Yes, I do find the word vagina offensive! Can't you call it something else?

Actually, when someone uses it in my presence (appropriately, of course), it is not offensive to me. But I checked offensive because I can't come out and say I don't have any problem with it. The word itself is just yucky. I prefer "twizzle." Hah!

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JohnnyRudick 2012/06/24 05:14:41

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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Depends a lot on the context.

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Redneck 2012/06/24 05:14:19

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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No, it's just a word. I find the word "Obama" more offensive.

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nico touched the butt 2012/06/24 05:09:42

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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Because I'm cool and I don't automatically associate with something negative or sexual.

It's a vagina. If you're offended by that you might as well be offended by elbow and toes.

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JohnnyR... to nico to... 2012/06/24 05:16:11

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Hummmmmmmmmmm "Elbow, "Toes". Depends on the context.:-)

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nico to... to JohnnyR... 2012/06/24 06:09:23

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And if you can be offended by such context. :D

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JohnnyR... to nico to... 2012/06/24 23:15:04

Maybe "offended" is the wrong word when dealing with me.
We can try "disgusted" or even "grossed out".
How about that ?.;-)

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Turings... to nico to... 2012/06/24 06:06:33

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EWWWWW!!! You said 'TOES'!!!! :p

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nico to... to Turings... 2012/06/24 06:08:46

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Aah, we're all going to burn and die now iajlfkjsdlfjalf.

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Chokmah 2012/06/24 04:58:58

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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What else would you like to call it? Most women I know hate the "c" word for it... do you?

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MissJo to Chokmah 2012/06/24 05:34:38
Chokmah to MissJo 2012/06/24 23:17:55
MissJo to Chokmah 2012/06/25 03:28:41
Chokmah to MissJo 2012/06/25 19:29:20

Ok... yo comprendo

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MlssCue =Go Blue= 2012/06/24 04:58:04 (edited)

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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No it's a LOT better than some other things I've heard it called. :D
Edit: See other comments, exactly my point. Shivers.

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Kitty 2012/06/24 04:50:12

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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offensive..?
wtf?

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Jay 2012/06/24 04:43:57

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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Of course not.

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Muskoka 2012/06/24 04:39:05

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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There is nothing offensive about the name of any body part.

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keelan 2012/06/24 04:33:58

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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the word vagina has become so censored ppl consider it to be vulgar and want you to use a street name for it everything is too backwards and its getting worse

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Julian 2012/06/24 04:32:43

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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A guy is sitting next to a girl on the bus.

Guy "Can I smell your vagina?"

Girl "WHAT?! NO WAY!"

Guy "It must be your feet."

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JohnnyR... to Julian 2012/06/24 05:17:53

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Like I said.
It is all in the context.;-)

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Kyle 2012/06/24 04:25:17
Anna 2012/06/24 04:20:45

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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Exactly what should it be called that is less offensive? I think vagina sounds a bit more professional then any of the various slang terms.

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Puddin8686 2012/06/24 04:13:31

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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people are so hung up on sex it is a shame that you can not call a vagina a vigina LOL

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yg 2012/06/24 04:03:48

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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It's better than the other words they have for it. That's the word that I use.

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sean 2012/06/24 04:00:06

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

+3
Meat curtains, bearded clam, cock pocket, piss fenders. Those are more offensive.

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carrotcat 2012/06/24 03:56:04

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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It's a WORD. One that describes a part of the body. Why should it be offensive?

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cherryphi 2012/06/24 03:46:26

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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What I don't like is all the stupid nicknames people give it. Kitty and hooha and flower. Seriously?

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peaches 2012/06/24 03:43:55

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

+2
Why the hell would it be offensive?

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geneticmistake 2012/06/24 03:37:38

No, there is no problem at all with using the medical term with the body part.

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Not at all. But who came up with "boobies" for breasts? That sounds, well, booby.

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MissJo to genetic... 2012/06/24 03:47:07

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Good question.

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genetic... to MissJo 2012/06/24 04:49:59

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I'd guess the reasoning behind the term has to do with what some men become when they see breasts. Still, "boobies" has cracked me up since I first heard the word in this context.

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