The Evolution of Vagina Slang: A Journey Through History

As I reflect on my childhood, I am reminded of the embarrassing term my parents taught me to refer to my vagina - 'Wee Wee'. It was a word that seemed innocent enough at the time, but as I grew older, I realized how unsexy it truly was. The use of slang terms for female genitalia is a fascinating topic, and one that has evolved over time.

Did you know that one of the earliest slang words for female genitalia was 'Nonny Nonny', a Japanese term that involves faces and breasts? It may seem strange to us today, but it was indeed a popular term in its time. Fast forward to modern times, and we have terms like 'Puff Puff' being used by some parents, albeit innocently.

However, my research has revealed that this term is not as child-friendly as one might think. It's interesting to note that different cultures and regions may use different slang terms for the same thing. In New Zealand, for example, it seems that 'Puff Puff' is a popular term - maybe they have noisy vaginas over there?

Naming your vagina after something pretty is a lovely idea, but it does sound a bit like it could be the name of a girl band! I've learned that the Vulva parents love to point this out to us Vagina parents. It's worth noting that using the word 'vagina' incorrectly can upset some people - it refers specifically to the inner part of the female genital tract, not the external part (the vulva).

Adele has chosen a child-friendly vagina term, which I won't mention here, but it's interesting to note that this term is not used in a sexual way or as a swear word. Its original meaning is unclear, but after some research, I've discovered that it's also the name of Miss Piggy's poodle in the Muppet Show and a song by Santana.

In conclusion, the evolution of vagina slang is a fascinating topic that has spanned centuries. It's interesting to note how different cultures and regions use different terms for the same thing, and how some parents may be almost afraid to use certain words. As I reflect on my childhood, I'm grateful for the journey of self-discovery that has led me to understand the importance of using correct terminology when referring to female genitalia.

Touche meaning fanny