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English: A word cloud of how transmasculine people described their vaginas in a study conducted by Ragosta et al. The size of the word or phrase is proportional to the frequency of the response.
Português: Uma nuvem de palavras mostrando como pessoas transmasculinas descrevem as suas vaginas em um estudo conduzido por Ragosta et al. O tamanho das palavras é proporcional à frequência da resposta.
toki pona: kulupu nimi ni la tonsi mije li nimi e lupa anpa sinpin ona. suli nimi li tan suli pi toki ni.

Wordlist:
  • front-hole
  • cunt
  • genitals
  • vagina
  • hole
  • front
  • frontal-genital-opening
  • pussy
  • vulva
  • bits
  • bonus-hole
  • dick
  • junk
  • vag
  • mangina
  • man-cave
  • opening
  • internal-genitalia
  • crotch
  • v
  • oriface
  • box
  • sacred-yoni
  • frontal-hole
  • genital-canal
  • frontal
  • frontal-opening
  • meat-pocket
  • up-front
  • boypussy
  • na-as-i-don't-reference-it
  • genital-area
  • don't-refer-to-it
  • internal-canal
  • purse
  • if-i'm-talking-about-my-period-i'm-okay-saying-vagina.
  • canal
  • my-bits
  • vulva-is-the-frontal-genital-opening
  • front-genital-opening
  • groin-area
  • man-hole
  • pubic-mound
  • if-it's-during-sexytimes-i-usually-avoid-using-the-word.
  • vagine
  • i-don't-refer-to-it-at-all
  • baby-hole
  • boy-cunt
  • boyhole
  • don't-mention-it
  • don't-use-any-terms-for-it
  • down-there
  • front-opening
  • goods
  • i-have-no-idea-what-i-use.
  • i-just-don't-talk-about-it
  • inner-body
  • labia-and-scrotum
  • middle-hole
  • nook
  • no-word
  • the-downstairs-area
  • the-void
  • tunnel
  • vagana
  • hooha
  • i-don't-have-a-vagina
  • my-junk
  • vajayjay
  • downstairs
  • parts
  • na
Date
Source This file was derived from: From 'Shark-Week' to 'Mangina' - An Analysis of Words Used by People of Marginalized Sexual Orientations and-or Gender Identities to Replace Common Sexual and Reproductive Health Terms.pdf
Author Sachiko Ragosta, Juno Obedin-Maliver, Laura Fix, Ari Stoeffler, Jen Hastings, Matthew R. Capriotti, Annesa Flentje, Micah E. Lubensky, Mitchell R. Lunn, Heidi Moseson
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A word cloud of how transmasculine people described their vaginas in a study

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