My wife and I have been married 25 years. We’ve been calling my penis “ Chim-Chim” and her vagina “Trixie“ since we were dating. We use these names out in public and around the house. Examples. My wife might say, “how’s Chim-Chim this morning?” I may say while we are shopping and stuck in line at Costco, “we need to visit Trixie tonight.” We love referring to our pet names throughout various parts of the day, especially in public. Their use in discussions is always light hearted and only we know their meaning. The fun really begins when we use them within ear shot out in public. My wife always gets a smile and a twinkle in her eye no matter when they are mentioned.
We use these names out in public and around the house.@beebe now I will over thinking any over heard conversations people may have. Are they talking about real people or their private bits?
We don't really have names. My wife would like think my penis doesn't even exist. She won't touch me and seems to prefer that I don't touch her. To her dismay I do refer to hers as a pussy because I think that's a cute name for it.
Sometime my wife or I will refer to my penis as “Peter”. We also call her mighty vagina “Virginia” at times…….
I don't understand this. With a partner it is penis or cock…vagina or pussy. But for any talk outside of intimacy it is the science words.
My husband calls my breasts The Girls and my twootie is called Gertrude.Years ago I called him Wicked Willie but over time it has just become William.
Years ago, when the woman who became my wife and I first became sexually intimate, she used to call my penis Darth Vader. This is because the glans looks like Darth Vader's helmet! Plus, Darth Vader stands up straight, just as mine did in those sexual encounters.
Weewee, which was applied to boys and girls.Funny:I remember I was in the first grade and a kid had gone to the doctor and learned the word "penis."Conversation goes,"What's a boy's weewee called?""A penis.""What's a girl's weewee called?"(cricket, cricket, he didn't know so he does what 1st graders do)"A Chihuahua"And for the rest of the first grade, vaginas were called Chihuahuas.
My lady parts were named by my first husband. Felicia is her name and has remained her name low these many, many years.
My step mother called it his “thing” when she referred to it even with the pediatrician which was a little embarrassing. That was the only name it’s ever had.
Always used the correct terminology unless a gentleman prefers nicknames I dont bother. Boring or what lol
No. Like @Elizabeth2010 we use the anatomical words; very rarely the more vulgar terms.Always used the correct terminology unless a gentleman prefers nicknames I dont bother. Boring or what lol
I guess I am a bit of a prude. I think the word penis gives respect to the organ and the same for vagina. And all the adjacent parts like testicles, labia, etc. I'm not into there vulgar terms like d@ck, p#ssy, etc. And no, if it is attached to me, I don't see any point in giving it a separate name.
We tend to use the usual dick, pussy, etc during intimate times. During just casual or goofy conversations we call them different things. Peen, wiener, my thing for my penis. Vadge, coot, vajayjay for her vagina. But we also use penis and vagina if we’re not being silly.As a kid my mom referred to my penis as my thing or my weenie if not just straight up penis. My dad almost always used penis. And both my parents pretty much always used vagina for girl parts.
I remember my parents and grandparents when receiving to my penis used childish language. When even I I started puberty they still used that language.
I , (and my wife also) love the Jamaican expression for the female lower equipment: Pum Pum.Sounds like something cute.
In my parents home growing up:We said "P.D." (or maybe Pee-Dee) for the penis. (I have no idea where my parents got that one).We said "fanny" for the buttocks.I have no idea what word my parents and sisters used for the vagina.Bonus words:We said "tinkle" for urinating.We said "ploppers" for pooping or having a bowel movement. (Yeah, another weird one. I get that "ploppers" is kind of the sound the poop makes when dropping into the toilet, but I still think it's a weird one)..
Because I’m so small , I have to address my penis and she refers to my penis as my pee pee . My butt is my tushy . To show respect to her here Virginia is just that a Virginia Her Breasts are her breasts , her nipples are nipples . I always have to address her and her parts respectfully
.My wife doesn't like it when I refer to my penis as a separate entity, as in, referring to "him" instead of referring to "my penis". For example, when it's time to put my penis in her vagina, I might say something like, "Here, let me put him in".To her, that sounds like we have a third party involved in our love making. She prefers that refer to "my penis" rather than to "him", as in, "Here, let me put my penis in."On a side note, most of the time she puts him in. Sorry, most of the time, she puts my penis in. After 46 years of marriage, you would think I would have no trouble finding the opening to her hoo-haw, but more often than not, I come in a little high or a little low or a little left or a little right, and then she provides a little course correction so we can get down to business..
A past topic "Names Given / Heard Applicable To Our Sex Organs - All Sexes" found https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1263584 may also have some ideas.
A lot of trans people have preferred terms for their parts, I'm a trans girl and like to use "clit" for mine, my girlfriend uses "hen" for her's (feminine form of cock).