vagina

airplane

woman

dad joke

blindness

fish

green

pork

kermit the frog

phobia

pubic hair

married life

drain cleaner

candle

penis

There's a word for that

vagina dentata

phallus

trivia

kangaroo

koala

etymology

pocket

pussy

feminism

fetish

sadomasochism

Intercourse

kinkiness

sexting

testicles

battle of the sexes

Betty White

echo

gynecology

gynecologist

sexual intercourse

slide

childbirth

girl power

sexual attraction

anatomy

constellation

female body

being bad in bed

bird

butt

cloaca

waiter

lasagna

Virgin Mary

clitoris

blowjob

is such that it is superior to the penis because it contains the clitoris, the only body part in existence that has the sole purpose of giving pleasure.

Ensler wrote the piece to celebrate the vagina, which is described in one monologue as being superior to the penis because it contains the clitoris, which the monologues describe as the only body part in existence that has the sole purpose of giving pleasure.

is the most powerful driving force in the world... the cradle of civilization.

the vagina is the most powerful driving force in the world. The cradle of civilization, they call it.

is a tool of empowerment through which, by 'inhabiting her vagina', women, like Tina Turner can achieve total femininity and individuality.

Ensler sees the vagina as being a tool of empowerment through which women can achieve total femininity and individuality. She claims inspiration for the piece came from Tina Turner: I love Tina Turner. She's a woman who fully inhabits her vagina. [2] Ensler states that in 1998, the purpose of the piece changed from a celebration of vaginas and femininity to a movement to stop violence against women.

is not only coextensive with the female brain, but is also, essentially, part of the female soul.

Naomi Wolf - in The Vagina. the vagina 'is not only coextensive with the female brain, but is also, essentially, part of the female soul.'

is part of the female brain, and thus part of female creativity, confidence, and even character, a mediator and protector of women's highest, most joyful, and most unbroken sense of self.

the vagina is 'part of the female brain, and thus part of female creativity, confidence, and even character' and a 'mediator and protector of women's highest, most joyful, and most unbroken sense of self'

is a powerful trope symbolizing plural, multisided womanhood in constant flux and evolution.

In this kind of performance politics, the body raises against invisibility by devising unexpected metaphors for a silenced identity.50 Thus, for Ensler the vagina is a powerful trope that symbolizes womanhood, which is shown as plural and multisided, in constant flux and evolution. In the Monologues, the traditional category ...

is like a bank account; you put it in, take it out, and lose interest

Vaginas are like bank accounts, u put it in take it out and lose interest

vagina, n.Definitions

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