nah bruh you can’t compromise on someone else’s limits... that’s why they’re called limits.

Are you assuming it’s Brazilian based on the very sparse foliage?

This is a very Canadian facial expression/pose; please allow me to translate. “OMG this is fucking hilarious!” “Wait, people take this shit seriously; get your hand up, GET YOUR HAND UP!” “Thank God someone figured out that LLL didn’t deserve this.” “I need to apologize to someone; I’m pretty sure this is somehow my…

That’s a bit presumptuous and heteronormative.

My child once told me that she really loved her rectum while we were at Target. Reactions from onlookers were mixed.

When I was growing up, I was told that my vagina was to be referred as as "the boogey." This was coined by my aging grandmother, who somehow got a say in this matter. I had no idea that this was not a normal thing because I was also very sheltered and not allowed to interact with other children outside of school.

My parents were the same way with my sister and I, and I fully agree with them. Our body shouldn't be a mystery to us, and one way to ensure it isn't is to make sure we understand it.

Hahahaha that is amazing! Ewww, the idea of a metaphor for sex even possibly being mistaken for a roast dinner is so gross! The class is especially great because it is mostly first years, many of whom have not had sex, and most of whom are not super experienced. So there is a lot of silly posturing and really…

My mom got a call from my kindergarten teacher once because I used the "v-word" for "lady parts". I had corrected a child for saying some cutesy word and said, "My mommy says the right word is VAGINA." because my mom wanted to make sure we knew those words. She yelled at my mother who then posited why a biological…

Yep. I have two little girls. Proper words from day 1. My MIL was horrified when the 7yo was 2 and said matter of factly that her vagina itched. I just as matter of factly said back to her, "Okay that's something you can go check out in the bathroom, and if you need help come get me".

I taught my children the technical terms for their body parts. One day I was putting my wriggling toddler son into the shopping cart kid's seat I accidentally jammed his junk into the bar that separates his legs, and he started yelling. "My penis, my testicles, you smushed my testicles area! My penis, mommy, you hurt…

Ha. I say that every morning when my husband is getting dressed :P

As a bonus, it's hilarious and adorable to hear my two year old say "Hi Penis!" when I change his diaper in the morning.

Yes. Dear God yes.

I'm sending this to my cousin. She insists on telling her toddler that her vagina is called her "body" and now the kid is so confused and freaked out when people use body to mean what it actually does that it is sad and potentially extremely dangerous. Not to mention, it is utterly disturbing on many levels to reduce…

We've always used the proper terms with our kiddo (I'm a biologist, I'm not going to call it a wee-wee or a hoo-haa or whatever). She was then told by other kids she was saying "bad words." Her teacher started to tell her not to say those and she proudly said "My mommy says those are the right words and not to use…