(This post is only suitable for adults and contains nasty language. Please click out if you are easily offended)
Thank-you to the delightful sisters Lovebabz and Capcity for inviting an Aussie girl over to help make this pussy palace as warm and silky as our cha-cha's.
I started thinking about vagina's while watching the nightly news and contemplated shaving my jungle-jane but instead decided to jump up and write something right now to embrace our womanhood and invite our brothers and sisters to lap up the goodness that our pussy brings.
Vagina is just one word that has been used over the years of time to appropriately label our love-cave. Pussy is embraced here and for the purposes of this post, I'd like to use the word 'cunt.'
yes, cunt or "The C-Word" It's probably one of the most taboo words of our time but interestingly enough the word 'cunt' has a history. Some of it positive towards women, some of it negative towards women but a history it has.
The word 'cunt' has been deemed one of the 'seven dirty words' back in 1972 by comedian George Carlin in Wisconsin. Other words include f*ck, motherf*ucker, piss, shit, c*ocksucker and tits. I think we'd all agree that those words are not the words we want our children to be saying just before they kiss you good night.
Cunt generally is used to describe a disgraceful person whether it's a he or a she. In an Australia dictionery, it says 'a despicable man' however, the word cunt goes back as far as the late nineteenth century.
Uses of the word cunt in history include a street in London back in 1920 known as "Grope cunt Lane" a popular prostitution lane and there has been some radical feminists that say that the word reduces a woman to a 'body part.' Despite criticisms, some feminists over the years including our own Eve Ensler "Vagina Monologues" have been trying to 'Reclaim our Cunt' in a positive, honorific sense of the word. Greer has published a book titled Lady, Love your Cunt'
In modern times James Joyce was the first to use the word 'cunt' in print with "..the oldest people. Wandered far away over all the earth, captivity to captivity, multiplying, dying, being born everywhere. It lay there now. Now it could bear no more. Dead: an old woman's: the grey sunken cunt of the world" from Ulysses, describing the Dead Sea.
Henry Miller used the word in his writings and Ian McEwen wrote the word in a letter in the book and movie "Atonement" seen on our screens in 2007.
In film, we might remember Jack Nicholson describing Nurse Ratched as 'something of a cunt' to his doctor and in a USA Supreme Court, the prosecution used it in defence of a rape case between a footballer In the rape case, a CU football player had allegedly called female player Katie Hindie a "fucking lovely cunt", but it was meant as a pleasantry.
The word 'cunt' here in Australia is used to describe inanimate objects as well. (We're a creative lazy bunch) Indeed, I've leaned over the bonnet (hood) of a few vehicles to hear a man say 'the fuckin' cunt won't start' and although a bit taken aback being the lady I am, I certainly knew he was not referring to my moist private part.
There has been many occurances on TV and film across the globe where 'cunt' has been used, including Sex in the City, Jane Fonda (Today) and other occurances.
Probably my favourite is when lead singer of Aussie group Powderfinger said "They say you are what you eat. I'm a cunt" on national TV.
So I ask you: what do you think of the word 'cunt?'
Do you use the word at all? In sex? 'oh, honey I love your cunt?"
Would your female partner belt you across the face if you did? Do you use the word 'pussy' in your talk with the boys? Or do you say it at all?
Do you use 'Cleaning Up National Television" or 'C U Next Tuesday?' in place of it?
C'mon, spill.
Lots of love from Australia,
Miss Smack
I started thinking about vagina's while watching the nightly news and contemplated shaving my jungle-jane but instead decided to jump up and write something right now to embrace our womanhood and invite our brothers and sisters to lap up the goodness that our pussy brings.
Vagina is just one word that has been used over the years of time to appropriately label our love-cave. Pussy is embraced here and for the purposes of this post, I'd like to use the word 'cunt.'
yes, cunt or "The C-Word" It's probably one of the most taboo words of our time but interestingly enough the word 'cunt' has a history. Some of it positive towards women, some of it negative towards women but a history it has.
The word 'cunt' has been deemed one of the 'seven dirty words' back in 1972 by comedian George Carlin in Wisconsin. Other words include f*ck, motherf*ucker, piss, shit, c*ocksucker and tits. I think we'd all agree that those words are not the words we want our children to be saying just before they kiss you good night.
Cunt generally is used to describe a disgraceful person whether it's a he or a she. In an Australia dictionery, it says 'a despicable man' however, the word cunt goes back as far as the late nineteenth century.
Uses of the word cunt in history include a street in London back in 1920 known as "Grope cunt Lane" a popular prostitution lane and there has been some radical feminists that say that the word reduces a woman to a 'body part.' Despite criticisms, some feminists over the years including our own Eve Ensler "Vagina Monologues" have been trying to 'Reclaim our Cunt' in a positive, honorific sense of the word. Greer has published a book titled Lady, Love your Cunt'
In modern times James Joyce was the first to use the word 'cunt' in print with "..the oldest people. Wandered far away over all the earth, captivity to captivity, multiplying, dying, being born everywhere. It lay there now. Now it could bear no more. Dead: an old woman's: the grey sunken cunt of the world" from Ulysses, describing the Dead Sea.
Henry Miller used the word in his writings and Ian McEwen wrote the word in a letter in the book and movie "Atonement" seen on our screens in 2007.
In film, we might remember Jack Nicholson describing Nurse Ratched as 'something of a cunt' to his doctor and in a USA Supreme Court, the prosecution used it in defence of a rape case between a footballer In the rape case, a CU football player had allegedly called female player Katie Hindie a "fucking lovely cunt", but it was meant as a pleasantry.
The word 'cunt' here in Australia is used to describe inanimate objects as well. (We're a creative lazy bunch) Indeed, I've leaned over the bonnet (hood) of a few vehicles to hear a man say 'the fuckin' cunt won't start' and although a bit taken aback being the lady I am, I certainly knew he was not referring to my moist private part.
There has been many occurances on TV and film across the globe where 'cunt' has been used, including Sex in the City, Jane Fonda (Today) and other occurances.
Probably my favourite is when lead singer of Aussie group Powderfinger said "They say you are what you eat. I'm a cunt" on national TV.
So I ask you: what do you think of the word 'cunt?'
Do you use the word at all? In sex? 'oh, honey I love your cunt?"
Would your female partner belt you across the face if you did? Do you use the word 'pussy' in your talk with the boys? Or do you say it at all?
Do you use 'Cleaning Up National Television" or 'C U Next Tuesday?' in place of it?
C'mon, spill.
Lots of love from Australia,
Miss Smack
16 comments:
Sister, Miss Smack!
Class is Officially OPEN at PUSSY Chat University!
I loved the history lesson. Some wil be offended at the word "cunt" I can hear my blood Sister Lo screaming now!
This is how we take ownership of our bodies, lives, Pussy! Knowledge is empowering! And Sister you have raised the bar on the Pussy discussion!
Aussie in THE HOUSE!
Babz, absolutely NOT my intention to offend anyone but I figure if they're discussing the word pussy, they might be more open to discussing the C word. I wouldn't use the word in every day conversation but felt it might be relevant on this site!
Apologies to anyone that I DO offend though.
Thanks for the warm words, Babz.
xx
Hey, if you guys are gonna be talking about pussy, then I will be here chilling under the pussy tree right witcha!
Hey the second sixty-eight,
Nothing like Pussy in the shade! You are welcome to hang out!
pussy is never vulgar they just too small
Gee thanks Torrance! It is our PUSSY pleasure to have you here. Come again! Don't be a stranger.
Smack me! Enjoyed the entertaining read Ms.
Pussilicious!
Smiles!!
I LUV it! I luv PUSStory, Ms Smack!
I luv that we are intelligent people with great senses of humor who educate each other AND play with words!
And I luv that Brothers are enjoying the shade undah the pussy tree - whether sapling or mature;-).
I am thrilled to discover that one of my super-close blog amigas, LOVEBABZ and another blog amiga I've admired from afar for a while are together on what appears to be a spicy collective, which also counts XP, Jr, whose work I always admire.
As I've explained and Katie will back me up on this, we Jews only have two true curse words: CANCER and HITLER. Every other Anglo-Saxon oath is fair game. Moreover, as part of my Jewish heritage I'm 1/4 Whitechapel, London, Jewish, so not only do I use the word often, I often use it in the British unisex way -- in a joking way with male friends or to describe a dude or woman I just don't like.
Until I moved to South America I used "cunt" freely in pillow talk with women who used it back. Here, I use it's S.A. equivalents "Cooky" and "Chucha", although "Cooky" as in "Cooky, suelta!" is more like something a man or a woman would say to a woman friend. It kind of means "party!" If you use it in anger it means "get fucked, you bitch"! "Chucha" refers to the body part. FYI: In S.A. Spanish, "Pinga" is "dick" and "Verga" is "cock". All of those words work in Spanish pillow-talk.
My parents swear a blue streak in a number of languages.
So, now it's time for this Hebrew National Salami or Bracciol' to bid adieu.
Aw shit, I KNEW you'd be here folk.
You're not missing this for the world, si o no, Torrance?
I can't remember ever using the "C" word.. I'm a lot more fond of the word Punani though it sounds so mch more...better. Anyways kudos on the quest to take the power back.
Punani does indeed sound SO MUCH BETTER, in fact, any word sounds better than the C-word.
Punani isn't as popular over here in Australian culture but it's awful cute!!
We tend to use 'fanny' despite it's conflict with USA definition of Fanny.
"Cotton knickers will let your fanny breathe" provided my teen daughter and I much amusement, picturing a vagina-lips breathe.
:)
Hey Kelso,
I am so happy you dropped in...don't be a pussy stranger. We are always here talking about our favorite thing...PUSSY!
We will do our best to bring the Pussy flavor form all over the globe. We emphasize, power, safety and love!
It really is nice to have you here.
@Smack: What an awesome lesson. I use the word cunt once in my book and it's done in the most derogatory way. But the history lesson adds lots of much appreciated perspective.
@Kelso: I truly LOVE the Jewish perspective on sex and things sexual. So much healthier than the narrowmindedness that are characteristic of both Chrisitianity and Islam.
Peace and Love,
Alizé (LoversA.blogspot.com)
Love the knowledge, when I had sex, I never use "cunt" though I do say pussy to my man, only in bed, outside of that I'd blush if he said the word "pussy" and I love when he talks dirty to me, it just heightens everything...Once I was riding him and he said, "Ride this dick, Bitch" and I actually liked it, loved it. I told him he could do whatever & say whatever he wants to me, he loved me so I know he wouldn't go too crazy, so if he said "cunt", it wouldn't bother me.
This place is the sexiest place on the net.
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