Slang term for genitals

I once heard someone call it "tupperware." This gives "tupperware" a whole new meaning:

From wikipedia:

A tup is a ram, a male sheep. Tup or TUP may also mean:

Tupping, copulation in sheep, or the sheep mating season.

As for my pet peeve (one of them anyway)- the misuse of there, their, and they're. Also, your and you're.

I have to agree with that. 😃 When it comes to language, my biggest pet peeve is the use of the word fun as a verb. Fun cannot be conjugated into fun, funner, and funnest! The word fun is appropriately used as a noun, adjective or adverb. Lately, though, I have noticed that people have begun using the word then incorrectly. For example, "I am older then my sister." No, no, no! The word then is used when talking about increments of time Than is used when comparing. I know that this has become a problem because many have become lazy speakers. Last, but not least, when did the word got replace has? (ie) America's Got Talent... Allright, so that's a bad example. :-\

Okay, sorry, enough of my grammatical and linguistic soapbox. 😁

Well, I hate to see people use the words cence, cents, and sense, when they really mean "sense". Some people don't know any better though. Our educational system has really gone to pot I'm afraid. No offense meant to teachers, or principles or the like, but I do blame politics a LOT for it. Just putting in my two sense! LOL (I don't be very smart, but I are know when to eat!!)

People who confuse the words loose and lose drive me crazy.

Also: there, their and they're. Too, two and to

Misuse of literally and figuratively.

Using 's as a plural instead of as a possessive,

Putting a space between a word and a comma such as , that OR not putting a comma after a word, but putting it in front of the next word such as ,this.

Commas used instead of periods.

No spaces between words. Such as this.With no space between the sentences.Crazy, isn't it.

A comma between the n't instead of 't, for example, are'nt or is'nt.

TYPING IN ALL CAPS IS ANNOYING!

no caps at all is also annoying even worse when there is no punctuation between sentences they run and on and on with no stop in between sentences that drives me crazy doesnt it do the same to you

I know that I'm not always grammatically correct, that I don't always use correct punctuation, that I sometimes end sentences with a preposition, make spelling errors, but I try to come across with intelligence and clarity. I'm not always successful, but I hope my words are easy to understand and don't cause any undue stress to the reader.

^^^^ Oh boy, somebody need's a valium! 😮 😮 😮

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Regarding loose and lose, I can't stand peeple who can,t spelle eether,

Have a great night' egirlky, I WAS ONLY YANKING YOUR CHAIN,,, PEACE,,, (Say, how come your name, egirlky, which is proper noun, begins with a lower case letter?)

I won't even begin to make a list of things that drive me crazy. If I did, it would only bring them more to my attention, and I wouldn't be able to ignore them, which would make my life a living hell. We all just need to relax

Hi, Susie. Valium sounds like a great idea. LOL. I'm trying to catch up after spending more than a week offline. Hurricane Ike sent wind storms to Louisville, Ky. The winds caused more damage than the April 3-4, 1974 tornadoes and knocked down over 400 poles and over 5000 electrical lines, so we were without power from noon Sunday, 14th until some time between 8 and 11 p.m. last night. Living by flashlight and candlelight and not being able to cook gets old very quickly. I'm thrilled to be back online and missed the community here.

I meant to quote Enemay and Allanenma, but forgot to do that, so my rant is basically an addendum to theirs. As well as a reply to Gremmie's comment that the topic should be how many instead of who in the topic of "Who here takes regular enemas?" My former best friend had BAs in English and used to harass anyone who used improper grammar on message boards. Needless to say, she was a huge pain in the ass. I try not to be that way, but I try to keep quiet about it unless I can't understand what they were trying to say or type and need translation. At some point, we have to leave well enough alone and accept the current vernacular and pedestrian use.

I type a little too fast sometimes and don't always hold the shift key down long enough. I've got small hands, so it's not a natural stretch for me. After numerous attempts at signing in and missing the darn key, I said the hell with it and kept everything lowercase. Just consider it laziness on my part. 😃

People who repeatedly don't bother answering emails when you send them! I have finally gotten so that I cut them slack on this only about four times in succession, or if the majority of time they are very hit and miss but are for the most part inconsiderate, or just plain rude. After that, I delete them from my address book and block them for good!

I feel the same way that you do.i feel that it is the most degrading word that can be used towards a female.

I feel the same way that you do.i feel that it is the most degrading word that can be used towards a female.

To reiterate my post of September 2:

Calling a woman a cunt is NOT the same thing as calling the vagina a cunt. I guess for men, calling him a prick is similar to calling a woman a cunt. My husband doesn't mind when I refer to his penis as a prick or pricker.

One thing is name calling, the other is using the word as a slang term. I don't like name calling. That shows a lack of verbal expressive ability and often happens when a person is completely frustrated with the other person.

Calling the vagina a cunt is OK by me, but I would get rid of a guy who called me a cunt before he took his next breath.

Just found another pet peeve yesterday about 11:30 A.M. This is a very personal thing so you know who you are don't you?!!

I cannot stand women that sets out deliberately to mentally castrate a man, he takes them as someone trustworthy, walks into their sneaky little trap, and when he feels such a rush of emotion when they tell him he's through, he cries about it and she says "can't take the tears"! Happened to a darned fine friend of mine. Hey, get this straight here and now!! Men are actually HUMAN too!!! The really weak one in this scenario is YOU!!!! This is the kind of woman we used to compliment by calling them "trash", or "tramp"!! I commend you for your effort but you ain't worth it!!!!!!!!! 😁

Wow, allen, sorry to hear about your friend's breakup, but it sure sounds as if he is better off. A real woman welcomes a man's tender side. A real man is tough when he has to be, gentle when he should be and I feel it is very humbling for a woman to be allowed to see a man's tears. But, I think you know that. But, allen, are you sure this is just a pet peeve or is it a RANT? Oh, wait, never mind, most of my pet peeves are really rants in disguise, sorry.

Dear Lady Di, Thank you very much!! I know my friend will be so very happy that you supported him in his time of utter confusion over this unfortunate person and him having ever gotten together. It's a pet peeve but I'm sure that the person he wanted this directed to will read themselves into it, in which case he says it's really a rant! You're a truly nice person. Wish we could meet without any hidden agendas. I think my friend would like to come along and have a cup of coffee with you!! 😃

From Lady_Di:

Just found another pet peeve yesterday about 11:30 A.M. This is a very personal thing so you know who you are don't you?!!

I cannot stand women that sets out deliberately to mentally castrate a man, he takes them as someone trustworthy, walks into their sneaky little trap, and when he feels such a rush of emotion when they tell him he's through, he cries about it and she says "can't take the tears"! Happened to a darned fine friend of mine. Hey, get this straight here and now!! Men are actually HUMAN too!!! The really weak one in this scenario is YOU!!!! This is the kind of woman we used to compliment by calling them "trash", or "tramp"!! I commend you for your effort but you ain't worth it!!!!!!!!!

Wow, allen, sorry to hear about your friend's breakup, but it sure sounds as if he is better off. A real woman welcomes a man's tender side. A real man is tough when he has to be, gentle when he should be and I feel it is very humbling for a woman to be allowed to see a man's tears. But, I think you know that. But, allen, are you sure this is just a pet peeve or is it a RANT? Oh, wait, never mind, most of my pet peeves are really rants in disguise, sorry.

I agree with you 100 percent.I had someone do that just yesterday and it really got me mad.and i left him a few messages to see what had happened and so far no response to any of them.if you aren't going to do something then you shouldn't tell the person that you are.after all like you said common courtesy and respect.

Thank you, allen, for those kind words. I would be glad to have a cup of coffee with you, or a quart or two. LOL 😁

DI

the C and p word i hate MF,r i hate even more

The C and p word I hate. MF-er I hate even more.

Down here in GA men as well as ladies have ASSES. Like I fell off my Harley and busted my ass, or God, she's got a great-looking ass.

This old fart gets confused by expressions down here in GA. It pisses me off when they refer to ladies as a Ho or Bioch. Hellfire! I thought that a Ho was a garden tool. Sure as hell ain't figured out what Bioch is. Maybe I'm too much old-school. Go ahead, ladies, and take me to the glue factory.

I've often noticed that younger (?) male members here often refer to their genitals as 'my junk'.

I have never heard genitals referred to in that way until very recently and find it somewhat disconcerting in a way. It sounds as if they are ashamed of or reluctant to name those specific body parts. It reminds me of how one reads about Victorians referring to undergarments or lingerie as 'unmentionables'. It's all quaint and cute nowadays to hear such ways of speaking, but still it all comes from a certain repressed mentality and approach to the body which isn't really all that healthy.

So, I was wondering if anyone else has thoughts, insights or ideas on this. It is somewhat intriguing to find such a disparaging manner of reference to male genitals on a medfet site.

Or is it that I am simply out of sync with the rest of the world? Do many or all younger people in the US talk this way now?

Yes agracier - both you and I at least are out of sync with most of the rest of the world. I don't care if I am and seemingly neither do you.

Whilst it's not always on these boards, being rife in all walks of life, I find it even more disturbing when some of those who include the words Dr or Doctor in their screen name, who, in their posts or Personal Ads, are so disrespectful of the human body with their choice of language. Surely its not attractive to potential patients - or is it?

I even wonder if it's not simply disrespect or lazyness but more that they can't spell urethra and all those other 'long' and correct words?

A www, BigK, you are a man after my own heart! But you know what they say; there is someone for everyone. I truly believe that those of us who know, use, and like those big "three dollar" words will attract and interact with a like kind. Those that don't, won't.

My partner and I are both sticklers for correct terminology, I believe that's just one of the reasons we are a pair to be reckoned with. I also agree with you regarding those who use the term Dr in their screen names. It gets my heart racing every time, only to be disappointed when I read their posts. The closest I would dare to come in my own handle is the ubiquitous "doc".

In answer to the original question, yes, "junk" is used all the time here in the states. I've even heard my daughter use it in reference to her husband. If we have to use a non-specific term like that, i much prefer "package".

In answer to the original question, yes, "junk" is used all the time here in the states. I've even heard my daughter use it in reference to her husband. If we have to use a non-specific term like that, i much prefer "package".

Package I could probably relate to, even if it does sound just a bit too CIA-ish to my ears, like something from a cliche spy movie.

But 'junk' is still so disparaging and sounds so negatively judgmental, as if one were stuck with something unimaginably ungainly, unuseful and ugly, as if it were a burden on the owner.

I would love to read what in later centuries will be written about this choice of words.

I call it my COCK or PACKAGE!!

Its a willy. end of discussion!

Hate the term 'junk' - sounds like something of no value and what man wants to think that of his most male parts? I first heard the term used by some sexophobic US pastor. Nope. Mine's my cock or my dick, and with my balls that constitutes my packet.

I usually say package, sometimes my dick and balls or cock. Junk just seems derogatory to me.

I do not likr the Junk term either-its cock and balls

I'm not a fan of the term "junk" either. But neither am I a fan of cock and balls either, which I honestly think is just as bad. For me it is penis and testicles. It is essential that my playdoctor refer to it as such. There is no quicker way to ruin a play session for me than to throw out the terms junk or cock. But that's just me and I know cock is a pretty widely accepted term.

I also dislike the term, "junk". I think that it is most demeaning. I would never refer to one of my favorite parts of the human male body as such. And, of course, my favorite part of the male body is the...mind.

Lady Teddy

Oh my! I feel this discussion definitely reflects the changing slang words usually adopted by younger people. For what my opinion is worth I too dislike the term "Junk" I prefer the correct names to be used especially when in a "medical" setting.

Having grown up in a medical family, as well as my schooling and intrests, proper names of body parts have always been required to be used, honored and respected. In my family we were taught to use proper names of the parts of the body. I am not preaching that people should enroll in an A & P course at the local community colledge. Though picking up a reliable basic book on the subject and becoming familiar with the content of the book is a great idea. They are usually found in the medical reference or medical section of bookstores. In addition to books, there are coloring books and flashcards available for learning and study. I have noticed as of late, that many of these books contain a great deal of information and is well explained for the non medical person that also includes reliable information on various disorders and diseases common to the systems of the body. Of course, these books also have it printed in the content that the book does not replace medical advice and that the reader should consult a qualified physician with questions and concerns.

"Junk" or various other terms reflect many things including the lack of respect for the miraculous wonderment that is the human body. We may get hung up on terms such as fallopian tube, when its actually called the uterine tube. This is completely different than using the word junk in regards to genitalia or any other part of the body. I consider it crass, disrespectful, sign of one who is uneducated, sign that one does not appreciate, honor, value the body in all of its miraculous wonderment. I consider myself of some of the younger generation at the age of 37, a mere youngster. Those of us of these younger generations should not be using slang as it leaves the door open for those that are leaving their teen years and entering into adulthood, they may see it as no big deal to use the slang terms. Unfortunately many folks emulate what they see happening rather than finding out and learning what is what for themselves. As our elders have been great examples and led the way of what is proper, honorable, respectful, etc, we should be leaving the same example for those who look to us younger generations for guidance.

~Just my thoughts and opinions~

From "jewels" to "junk."

I like jewelry better.

In my experience, it's pretty common slang among under-30 guys in the US these days. I usually read its use as pretty tongue-in-cheek, and it usually refers to the male genitalia overall (penis and testicles). Slang changes over time, I don't think it really indicates less comfort with one's body. It's just a new word for "package", which seems to have fallen sharply out of favor over the past decade or so.