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I love you, too, DP. On another forum I use, you can +1 posts, and if I could, I would +1 this.
Ooooo, yes! We use "fuck" pretty much--sometimes when I'm talking to friends, I call it "doin' it" just to be a dork. One of the women on our roller derby team told us once that she and her husband call it "quality time" in front of their kids.And as for all the other words, even in talking with people other than my husband, I prefer the more crass words: pussy, cunt, cock, etc. . .
Tomahawk26. Sounds like we would get along great. I like crass words quite a bit. Specificall cunt but lots of women disagree wih me on that.
Interesting. A few mates of mine in Edinburgh have done that. I strongly dislike it. I usually refer to having sex with my sweetheart as making-love. Or I do use the word shag sometimes which in essence is the equilivant to the American word f**k.
I dislike that word. I don't know why but it sounds degrading to me. But if you like it and it turns you on if/when your hubby uses it then more power to you I suppose
Was always under the impression that f**k was primarily an American term in context of having sex. Sure it is a common word and probably used world wide to tell someone to feck off.
Whenever I think about words to describe sex, or our organs, I have to think of George Carlin (may he rest in peace). Here is his list..
His skits on the words for cock and pussy are classics.

George Carlin was awesome, especially his early stuff.![]()
So how do you then refer to your underwear...?
I usually just tell him 'I want you!' That's enough for us. During the act any words go - the dirtier the better.
I also hate the words panties & horny for a woman but struggle to think of other words to use - suggestions would be gratefully received!
Of course women have a horn with which to be "horny". It's typically rather small, but it IS there.
I dislike the word moist.
It depends on who your conversing with when the subject of coitus is discussed. Next it depends on context, all text depends on Context. What matters is the style the act of coitus unfolded in. There is no one answer, but ridiculing people who give thought (granted not much thought w.the F, F, F, we love to F) is beside the point. If you took offense, you simply shouldnt have asked the question, or not bothered to read the responses. You knew that would be mentioned. So maybe you're just looking to get mad at something. There is enough to be mad at, even with your eyes closed.
I suggest two things:
Dont look at things that could more than likely cause offense
Find something to be happy about