Thoughts on the word cunt

[stickygirl]

It's all about the tone, cunt can be a really vicious word in anger, but the best compliment if a Scottish person calls you a good cunt (or an Australian).

Personally, I've never liked it as description for my bits, but I don't really like pussy either, never really liked the sound of the word, like some people hate the word moist haha! But in writing, what are you supposed to use without getting into stupidly flowery descriptions which are usually so much worse! So in that sense, cunt and pussy have to do, at least you know what's being talked about quickly.

Except in the US pussy is ass, but in the UK ( maybe elsewhere ) pussy refers to snatch, quim, fanny ( which the USofA also gets wrong ) minge, lady garden, bearded clam...

Cunt is favoured by devotees of sexual auralism. I did have a gf who liked a good slanging during sex.

 

[TheLobster]

Except in the US pussy is ass, but in the UK ( maybe elsewhere ) pussy refers to snatch, quim, fanny ( which the USofA also gets wrong ) minge, lady garden, bearded clam...

Alright, I get that you Brits are known for and proud of your ability to do dry humor, but that's laying it a bit too thin...

 

[stickygirl]

Alright, I get that you Brits are known for and proud of your ability to do dry humor, but that's laying it a bit too thin...

If cunts are too dry, try spit or lube

 

[Belegon]

I think it's a naughty word... And I never use it to call women that...
BUT, if it turns on the guy I'm chatting with to have my vagina/pussy called that, it excites me to use it...
If I use cunt in one of my stories, I probably am fulfilling someone's fantasy to hear that word...

Its a word I used to avoid using because I couldn't avoid thinking of it as an insult... but in recent weeks, I've found some women are now quite fond of it's use in a hot chat exchange (as a noun, not an insult)

 

[boo56]

It is a provocative word. Some favor it. Some despise it. For some, it depends on context. Be safe, or choose to provoke.

 

[big_cane_sugar]

Seems to be losing its sting in the States.

 

[boo56]

But, there are less charged euphemistic slang words. Or, one can go with a nice clinical word and a colorful adjective. I'm okay with the "C" word. I think I'm one of the context dependent critics.

 

[Baztrachian]

Seems to be losing its sting in the States.

Blame Game of Thrones who made it fashionable to use that word.

 

[boo56]

He was a 'cunt.' But she was a 'disease.' That may be worse!

(Mmmm, Diana Rigg was such a hottie. I am thinking back a few years before Game of Thrones, though.)

 

[TheJizzWizard]

When I started, I thought I wouldn't use it all, despite loving it as a curse word. Then I found for some characters, pussy or any other variation designed to be less harsh sounding just killed the energy. Now, some characters can give pussy the oomph it needs to have a bit of sexiness and power to it, so I will use but only occasionally, and cunt doesn't even sound offensive to me, and I use it less as a curse word. I found most women readers prefer cunt.

 

[AStrangeDesire]

I NEVER use the word cunt ... in business emails.

I, sadly, use the word cunt when referring to drivers that a sup-par. I'm not proud of that.

I consciously use the word cunt in stories. Usually in the 'hottest' parts, for verity and because it's more 'spicy' than using pussy. The fact that someone would object to a slang word for a body part in an erotic story is very strange.

Seeing the word used 3 times in a row above, makes feels odd, or maybe 'not quite right'. There's definitely something about that word.

 

[Purechicanery]

It doesn't mean anything, but it's provocative, it gets people going!