Girls, What do you actually feel when we shoot in your cunts

as for the word '****' it really depends on ur upbringing i think
i was told not to say words like fuck and what not but i did just to spite my parents lol
but there are word that are more vulgar then other **** sound like a dirty little peace of trash or a overly used pussy. definition 'the Compact Oxford English Dictionary defines "****" as "an unpleasant or stupid person", whereas Merriam-Webster defines the term as "a disparaging term for a woman" and "a woman regarded as a sexual object"; ''

so i never call my gf that no matter how crazy i may get its a instant turn off for her and me and may result to a quick kick to the nuts

 

No kidding, I don't like the term personally, but i don't take it any worse then any other insult.

 

Hmm. the thread seeems to be embroiled in a controversy regarding the propriety of **** as a word. OK changed that word to pussy for the sake of those who dont mind saying COCK but have a major issue with ****. LOL

 

Societies sorta reach a consensus about right and wrong. Sometime centuries ago, English speaking women decided to object to the "C" word. Go ahead and use it. Prove you're a man. Turn off most women! There is no reason for what we decide as a society. Pussy, cock, cum, hardon, etc seem acceptable, even though considered vulgar (common.) Fight it all you want, you'll still get a response such as these. Trying to prove your manhood by insulting women isn't very bright. The word, BTW is Latin in origin ('cuni-',) and it wasn't nice then. Used by the lowest levels of Roman society, marking the speaker as 'trash', unacceptable from soldiers in daily conversation, if overheard by centurians. You guys are not going to change things, but go ahead and try. Like using the 'N' word in conversation with blacks. Go ahead; try!

 

hate to say this and im partly at fault
but cam we plz get back to the origin of the post
so can women feel it

 

Honest i didnt know the literal meaning of the word and it was never used in a derogatory manner. For me its just another slang which one picked up at school!
tried t edit it but didnt succeed.

 

I can feel it, it's nothing special

 

Well, we say 'yinbu' in Chinese, if you like that better. I think it has a nice ring to it....

And when he shoots into my yinbu, I can certainly feel it, and I like to feel the spasms of the head of his cock expanding as he does it.....oh, yes, to see it and feel it....I love that....

 

Actually if you are British, the word **** has a very different meaning. Oftentimes it doesn't even pertain to women at all.

Example: " The goalkeeper for Chelsea is such a ****. He kicked the bloody ball in his own goal! "

 

Back to the topic...

What I heard from the girls I've been with is that cum itself can't be felt AT ALL. However some girls told me about the feeling of the cock's spasms inside of them during ejaculation.

Hmmmm, I found that hot, and as a random note, I dislike the word "****" too. It's better used as an insult that to describe a vagina. Pussy is a nice word though, lol.

 

I can't believe a girl couldn't even feel cum shooting into her, that just seems weird. So much for there being so much sensitivity there, I guess. That's very strange.

 

This is a great topic, if we excuse the fact that the title offends some people, and I hate to take you off track again (Please go back on track after my comments---we could always start a new thread) I just wanted to correct what Fastswitch said.

The c word is actually much older than Roman times. In fact I am writing a book that suggests that it is the oldest word in the human language. This word can be found in one form or another in every language I have looked at. And the constellation of words that surrounds the archetypical concept of the vagina provides even far more examples. The only way this word could survive all these years, and clear around the globe is that it had to be a very sacred archetype. In fact, it refers to that most sacred magical event man could ever have witnessed, the birth of the child, not too mention the transcendence of the duality of opposites, as the male and female become as one.

Take these words for example, cont (Welsh where it is a simple generic term); cunnus (Latin); kunthus (Greek); kunti (Sanskrit); kuntil (Tagalog (Filipino) for clitoris); ku (Archaic Japanese); kuma (Swahili); kuhr (Chorti dialect of Mayan); komari (Rapa Nui); chumim (Yoeme (Yaqui)); gusina (Tairona---tribal group in Northern Colombia). All of these are easily traced back to a primal etymological root of k(g)-(u)-n-t(d). The most common vowel is u.

You might think that the sanskrit word yoni, and the yinbu that Xiaoyan suggested do not fit this pattern, but consider this---there are several small language groups in the Himalayan region that change the g to y on certain words they share with neighboring languages. So Yoni could have easily been goni or koni at one time. The Yin in yinbu is the yin of yang, which is surely related. But there is another old Chinese word that represents the feminine aspect in nature within Chinese cosmology, kun.

Terms like these fall into the constellation of words around the archetype. Other examples include, kuntkunta (Lakota for grooved); kund (Bantu, to love, copulate); kantut (Tagalog, to copulate); kona (Icelandic, woman); cu (Old English, cow---one of the oldest forms of the Great Mother, or creatrix. If we go East into Central and Northern Asia, cow becomes gun, and gonah, finally gyu in Chinese); container (English, but this word universally follows this etymology); gon (Lao---cavity, concave shaped hollow); cwn (Celtic---cleft, valley); kuu (Finnish---moon); kund (Old Frisian---birth); khoon (Punjabi---blood); gonna (Italian---skirt); kenah (Semai (a tribal group of Indonesia)---wife); khnmt (Ancient Egyptian---prostitute); gelin (Turkmen---girl); Gua (Chinese creatrix); kangusina (Tairona---the Mother Vagina, creatrix); zhena (Czech---woman); konchi refers to menses in an Australian aboriginal language, and so forth.

In fact the word, vagina, originally meant sheath, but it contains the root, ~gin~ which is part of this same etymology. English is filled with words: gene, genesis, cup, can, concave, kin, country, king, connect, conception, etc. etc. You probably didn't know this but there was a Greek Goddess Kunti, who oversaw childbirth and love, and you know what...

But somewhere in ancient times, as many socieities, such as the Indo-European cultures, rebelled against the power of the female, the feminine aspect of nature became evil---in some cultures more so than others. In fact, the c-word may be considered so offensive because our collective unconscious may harbor memories of when it was a very sacred word.

Just consider how offensive it is found even in this thread, compared with such other words as pussy, or box.

I don't use it, as I do find most people take offense to it. An awful lot of people take offense to my book and research too, but it is linguistic proof of man's origins and the origins of both language and spirituality. It also provides a deep insight into the history and interrelatedness of all religion.

Anyway---I just wanted to throw that out there. Continue with the topic.

 

**** **** ****

fucking

**** **** ****.

Meow. It depends on the d00d, but I've never felt straight up jizz squirting. I would probably start laughing so hard it'd shoot right back up his cack. I've felt cacktwitches sometimes, though.

 

I feel a very warm sensation along with the throbbing of my husbands penis. It's not a squirt or spray feel.....more like a wave.

 

i can feel a large burst of extreme moisture, and i know it's his when he pulls out and there's such a large amount of liquid/seamen that it dripps down and gets all over my outter pussy onto my inner thighs. it's all warm and gooey, so i usually take a sheet and wipe it off or get a wet towel

 

got to love it! ....who the fuck asks a question like that using the word ****?

 

apprently rover does!

 

If porn videos are anything to go by this is something that rarely, if ever, happens anyway.

Just imagine if some alien race were to study human procreation from what they get to see from tapping into our internet porn channels...

"These humans begin their mating procedure in the same way as our own by inserting the penis in the vagina to stimulate a response from the semenal glands, but at the point of ejaculation it appears that the male has to fertilise the female orally".

 

I can't actually feel the semen until he pulls out. I'd agree with the other girls here; feels like a throbbing of the cock (and I can feel it pulsating immediately post-climax), and sometimes it feels a bit warmer (especially if its a big load). Other than that, I can only tell by his face and his moans

 

I personally prefer the word 'twat'. Both as an insult and as a name for vag. Its less gutteral than **** - like a whipcrack syllable the cuts right through you. As a term for pussy its just too crude (which is goood in my book, but I guess not to everyones liking). Does anyone know the origin of the word?

If 'nice' words for front bottoms are more your style then personally I think you can't go wrong with the Old English 'quim'. Its a little antiquated perhaps, but if polite ladies of society are to have anything its got to be a quim - or maybe a muff (and not the type to warm their fingers). Ugly scrubbers who don't bathe regularly, on the otherhand, have 'minge'. There's something really unsavoury about the word. It just screams crabs and fishy piss-flaps to me :ack2:.

Funny how different words means different things to different folks. Keeps life interesting I suppose.