Gay Stuff: Which Word for Penis Is Actually Sexy?
Do you like talking dirty during sex? If so, what, for you, is the sexiest word for penis? Others argue that you’ve got to say it right, because the wrong word can ruin the moment.
Afterall, dirty talk can be a major turn-on—or a total buzzkill. Sometimes it’s not what you’re doing, but what you’re saying in the moment that makes all the difference. That’s why this one gay man’s simple question online about penis terminology quickly turned into a lively, hilarious, and very honest discussion. “Which term for ‘penis’ do you find most sexy to hear during sex?” He added, “Like IDK anyone who wants to hear ‘suck my dong’ during sexy time.”
Many responses showed just how much tone and word choice matter during sex. Some men gravitate toward classic, straightforward language that feels natural and instinctive rather than forced or clinical. One guy kept it simple: “Cock or dick.”
Others leaned fully into humor and irony. One commenter declared, “Duck is the only correct answer here.” That immediately prompted a tongue-in-cheek follow-up from another gay man who said, “That’s it, boy. Suck my duck.” While clearly not meant to be taken seriously, the exchange highlights how playful language can either enhance intimacy or turn it into comedy, depending on the dynamic between partners.
Then there were the intentionally absurd responses. One man offered “Tallywhacker.” While rarely used in modern dirty talk, it became a running joke in the thread, especially when contrasted with how formal or old-fashioned it sounds. For some, that kind of exaggerated phrasing is exactly what makes it funny—and unsexy.
On the other hand, some gay men were blunt and explicit in their phrasing. One commenter didn’t mince words, saying, “Suck my fucking cock is what I love to hear.” An intense language for an intense moment.
Meanwhile, a few responses focused on how the wrong word can permanently ruin the mood. One guy recalled a past hookup, sharing, “I was fucking this one dude on a hookup, and he goes, ‘Your penis feels so good in my anus.’ I still get the heebeejeebees thinking about that.” His post prompted a comment from another gay man who said in jest, “Tally ho good sir. I implore you to insert your penis deeper into my anus. Palpate my prostate until I ejaculate.” The humor landed because many could relate, as nothing kills passion faster than language that feels more like a medical textbook than a bedroom.
In addition, one man shared, “My BF laughs whenever someone says cock. So, I only say dick.” It’s a reminder that what’s sexy isn’t universal; what others find sexy, others find funny.
Further, some responses leaned toward euphemisms that felt more suggestive than outright explicit. One man kept it simple with “Pole,” while another rattled off a playful list—“Dong, schlong, pipe, rod, snake, wang”—terms that seemed less about flirting and dirty talk and more about humoring the readers on the thread.
Ultimately, the discussion made one thing clear: there’s no universally “sexy” word for penis. What works depends on timing, chemistry, and knowing the person in front of you. In bed, language can either spark desire or kill the mood fast.
Having said all that, what about you? Are you team cock, team dick, or something more creative? Do certain words make you cringe instantly? Does dirty talk even matter to you, or is it all about the action?
