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yeah sure dude
I think one of the best euphemisms for a vagina is “wound”. I’ve regularly referred to them as “the eternal wound”
It’s visceral, it’s interesting, it’s kinda grotesque, it’s really the best word for it tbh
Whumpy Moments #11
Axeident
"Hold still, I'm not going to hurt you."
Whumpee crawled back, dragging their bleeding leg across the ground. The pain ripped up through them, but their frantic, stuttering heartbeat forced them to keep moving.
Whumper raised the axe again.
"Please please don't!" Whumpee squeaked as Whumper took another step.
"I'm not going to hit you."
Whumpee stared up at them. "Y-you already did!"
Whumper laughed. "Oh come on, that was an axeident."
Whumpee pulled back further.
"Just hold still and maybe I'll miss this time."
Maybe it's Maybelline. Maybe it's a shieldmaiden testing out an axe she forged. Who's to say?
Trixie and Katya keep me in touch with GAY. Bless them.
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