If you look up the word “Pudenda” in the Merriam-Webster, you’ll see that the fancy term for the external genital organs is derived from the Latin word pudere—to be ashamed. As in, “the naughty bits,” “where the sun don’t shine” or the “unmentionables.” It makes me think our society’s spent quite a lot of effort hiding that wonderful lotus of life and pleasure; our twats.
So, when thinking of it in that historically misogynistic context, I guess it’s not so bad that my 26-year-old sister-in-law tells me that “everyone” shaves “everything” down there these days. It’s like we’re taking the beard off the beaver so everyone can see its face, or inviting the sun to finally shine down there. How liberating!
Well, it’s too bad I had to tell her that I, personally, cannot bear to shave my twat, because I don’t just have a camel toe—I have the whole camel foot.
I guess that means I’m ashamed of my pudenda.
So, when thinking of it in that historically misogynistic context, I guess it’s not so bad that my 26-year-old sister-in-law tells me that “everyone” shaves “everything” down there these days. It’s like we’re taking the beard off the beaver so everyone can see its face, or inviting the sun to finally shine down there. How liberating!
Well, it’s too bad I had to tell her that I, personally, cannot bear to shave my twat, because I don’t just have a camel toe—I have the whole camel foot.
I guess that means I’m ashamed of my pudenda.
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How wonderful for you, to have found such an enthusiastic husband! Does he have a brother/son/uncle/grandfather (depending on how old he is?) Thanks for your wit and for the nice break in my day...
This was a great & hilarious article! LOL
Great article