I was doing a google search on female reproductive anatomy to try and figure out my stripper with the crooked vagina. During my research, I inadvertently discovered how Mons Venus got its name.
“Mons Veneris: This is a fancy word for the area right below your abdomen and above where the vagina openings start (above your labia), it’s the top of your pubic area and is made of fatty tissues covering your pubic bone. It might be sensitive to touch with some women but it mainly serves to protect your pubic bone during sex.”
I had no idea that women have a part of their anatomy called the mons veneria. Did everybody else know this and somehow I missed out on that day of sex ed in 8th grade? Or is this so obscure that others also had not heard of it before?
Unique strip club name by the way. I like the place even better now that I know where it comes from.
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Yes I know of the term. That, with the pubic bone behind it is what works for grinding. Most women do like moderate pressure on that area. Like just get her on your lap and pull her skirt up and park a hand there, or let her park her bush on your hand. You have to give them time to loosen up, so gentle moves like that are useful.
SJG
I've heard it called mons venus, but not the other name.
If its fat you can call it a FUPA (fat upper pussy area).
They should have just called the club a less complicated name such as “The Vagina Inn”
I know the term. Mons = mountain.
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This one I knew about!
I did not that the young woman who named her butthole "Rufus T. Barleysheath" got that name from a sitcom, but I knew about the term Mons Veneris!
Somehow, that makes me feel a bit sad! :(
Yup. I knew about it, too.
Yeah, John, you're pretty much the only man on the planet who didn't know that. :))
Look at you guys, figuring out the female genitalia by yourselves!
Yes, I knew. Lol
Maybe they ought to rename it Vuja De
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