Ladies Is there a Word in the English language that makes you recoil with disgust

The topic reminded me of a Patty Hearst autobiography I read awhile back. When she was held captive in a dark closet, she was allowed to come out if she needed to use the bathroom. However, there was a catch: not only did she need to announce to the group which bodily function she needed the bathroom for, she was required to use the coarsest terms for the functions. The latter requirement especially would have done me in right then and there.

Low-level terms for bodily functions, body parts, etc., gross me out to no end.
 

charry said:
😂😂😂 these remind me of our netball shorts at school...warrigal....
We always got called ...Tomato A**se......🥴😀
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Yes, I totally remember, and had you not mentioned it, Charry, I would have completely forgot about my old volleyball days!

The shorts us girls wore were thicker, like a terrycloth material, which even at the time I compared them to baby training pants! Absolutely hated them!

When I met my husband he wore briefs, and how I loathed men's briefs! Even today men's briefs remind me of something that a toddler would wear.
 

Aunt Marg said:
Yes, I totally remember, and had you not mentioned it, Charry, I would have completely forgot about my old volleyball days!

The shorts us girls wore were thicker, like a terrycloth material, which even at the time I compared them to baby training pants! Absolutely hated them!

When I met my husband he wore briefs, and how I loathed men's briefs! Even today men's briefs remind me of something that a toddler would wear.
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Your husband doesn't wear undies? :oops::ROFLMAO:
 
Aunt Marg said:
ROFLMAO!

I'll just bet there were few dull moments on the forum when that member was here.

Always sad to see people go, but always fun to remember the good in them... the memories.
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This guy was hilarious. He was completely his authentic self. There were no pretences with him. He had mental disorders but wasn’t afraid to talk openly and honestly about them. His sense of humour was off the charts and there was never a dull moment when he was around. When he left this site, it was never the same. That’s how big an impact he had. He was a shining light amongst us whom I will never forget.
 
JaniceM said:
Or "God!!!!" as an expression of frustration... I recall when my niece was a little girl, she'd been taught to say "guy" instead.. it was hilarious: "But guuuuy, Mommy, guuuuy!" :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
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Guilty but most times I use it isn’t due to frustration.
I probably do and say lots of things that drive people crazy. 😬 I can’t write the words that make me cringe in disgust. The forum doesn’t allow it.
 
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