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.	600 votes	94%
	Yes, I do find the word vagina offensive! Can't you call it something else?	35 votes	6%

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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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monster... to whisper... 2012/06/24 23:18:22

GOSH! its an offensive word duh;)

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MissJo to monster... 2012/06/25 03:26:10

It's the medical term...

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RastaFan 2012/06/24 21:15:11

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

Offensive, no. Clinically unattractive, yes.

She'll always be a sweet pussy or a hot' little ...

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kearra 2012/06/24 21:11:08

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

i Seem to Prefer Cat !

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Lina Blub to kearra 2012/06/25 12:13:02

its an animal :D just... btw

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kearra to Lina Blub 2012/06/25 19:08:12

To Be Real , Thats What i Want To Call it !

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Lina Blub to kearra 2012/06/25 21:54:39

I feel sorry for all these cats on earth now

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kearra to Lina Blub 2012/06/26 02:11:09

anything Else ?!

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Larry to kearra 2012/12/14 22:16:54

Furburger

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Bearish 2012/06/24 20:46:09

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

Zip Loc or Broken Ravioli are all Vaginas.. I do prefer Honey Pot

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♥dreamer-leigh♥ 2012/06/24 20:33:37

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

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wth? is beaver better?? LOL

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Woody 2012/06/24 20:22:07

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

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My wife calls it a tuppie...

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☆ElenaDiamond☆ 2012/06/24 20:19:55

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

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No, but I think finding excuses to say it all the time is very childish.

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ajracestables1 2012/06/24 20:17:49

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

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It has been called far worst than that, anyway isn't that what it is, a vagina?

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Pug For Huck 2012/06/24 20:10:33

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

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Just having it brought up in many conversations.

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Lura 2012/06/24 20:04:41

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

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No its the proper medical term.

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MooMuck 2012/06/24 19:55:31

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

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It is no where near as offensive as, say, TIBIA!!!!

I hope no one was too offended my my use of that abominable word.

TIBIA!

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Kitty_Cat_Shea 2012/06/24 19:07:51

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

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i like the word pussy much better. Vagina just sounds weird

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monster... to Kitty_C... 2012/06/24 23:19:39

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pussy just sounds horny and immature LOL but what ever floats yer boat love...

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Kitty_C... to monster... 2012/06/25 03:21:52

love?

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littlebuffalo55TBA 2012/06/24 19:02:00

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

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I can't really comment because I am such a pussy!

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bluemoon 2012/06/24 18:41:35

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

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i call it my sweet lips

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jere.ch... to bluemoon 2012/06/24 23:01:48

Now I can believe that! ;-0

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monster... to bluemoon 2012/06/24 23:20:10

but there aint nothing sweet about them..

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James to monster... 2012/06/25 02:12:57

not yet... just wait...until after marriage of course!

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monster... to James 2012/06/26 21:16:01

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aha! im having a laugh:)

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MissJo to monster... 2012/06/25 20:33:51

Says the 14 year old.
I don't like using ageist comments, but you don't even know kid.

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monster... to MissJo 2012/06/26 21:15:41

lol,i was having a laugh! that was just to make some funny convo,so take your comment else where else,ive said i should call it a flower LOL think im serious?

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MissJo to monster... 2012/06/27 02:20:06

Yeah, not funny and I can take my comment where ever I want.

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monster... to MissJo 2012/06/27 20:37:06

aha,you take your comment where you want babes just as long as its away from me oh and learn to get a sense of humour;)

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MissJo to monster... 2012/06/27 21:50:06

Don't call me babe, and just because I don't share your brand of humor doesn't mean I have one.

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monster... to MissJo 2012/06/27 23:59:27

well just cause i never made you laugh does not mean it was not funny..i call everyone babe its not an insult babe just a name babes.

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Tennessee3501 2012/06/24 18:08:37 (edited)

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

I have to drive through the State on my way to Washington, D.C. I am offended every time! LOL !

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mikeyavelli 2012/06/24 18:07:02

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

va, (way) and gyn(woman) the way of a woman: vagina. it's what makes the world go round. only people who don't think on their own are offended by that word.

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ALofRI 2012/06/24 18:03:16

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

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I've found few vaginas I thought offensive.

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CrazyTexan 2012/06/24 18:02:45

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

People who are offended by this word, the clinical and correct term have some serious issues. Obviously.

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4gotten Israelite 2012/06/24 17:56:57

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

No not at all. It's a beautiful word to me.

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ed 2012/06/24 17:50:53

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

it's a better word than some.

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