Which of these two terms do you prefer?

Cum.

cum

I don't have issues with the word "cum" the dirtier the talk, the better lol

When working with sex toy reviews and all, I pretty much always go with cum.

i always know the meaning when the word "cum" is used

Cum the other has a different meaning in my opinion

Cum. Bit I HATE when someone texts and says "CUM HERE" instead of saying Come here... arg!!!

For some reason I think Cum sounds vulgar when compared to saying come.

I find it stupid when people call semen "come". "Come" does not mean semen. It is an action, such as "Come over here". "Cum" is as in sperm infested goo.

come [kuhm] Show IPA verb, came, come, com·ing, noun
verb (used without object)
— vb , comes , coming , came , come
1. to move towards a specified person or place: come to my desk
2. to arrive by movement or by making progress
3. to become perceptible: light came into the sky
4. to occur in the course of time: Christmas comes but once a year
5. to exist or occur at a specific point in a series: your turn comes next
6. to happen as a result: no good will come of this
7. to originate or be derived: good may come of evil
8. to occur to the mind: the truth suddenly came to me
9. to extend or reach: she comes up to my shoulder
10. to be produced or offered: that dress comes in red only
11. to arrive at or be brought into a particular state or condition: you will soon come to grief ; the new timetable comes into effect on Monday
12. ( foll by from ) to be or have been a resident or native (of): I come from London
13. to become: your wishes will come true
14. ( tr; takes an infinitive ) to be given awareness: I came to realize its enormous value
15. (of grain) to germinate
16. slang to have an orgasm
17. informal ( Brit ) ( tr ) to play the part of: don't come the fine gentleman with me
18. informal ( Brit ) ( tr ) to cause or produce: don't come that nonsense again
19. ( subjunctive use ) when (a specified time or event has arrived or begun): she'll be sixteen come Sunday ; come the revolution, you'll be the first to go
20. as…as they come the most characteristic example of a class or type
21. informal come again? what did you say?
22. ( imperative or dependent imperative ) come and to move towards a particular person or thing or accompany a person with some specified purpose: come and see what I've found
23. informal come clean to make a revelation or confession
24. informal come good to recover and perform well after a bad start or setback
25. slang come it
a. to pretend; act a part
b. to exaggerate
c. ( often foll by over ) to try to impose (upon)
d. to divulge a secret; inform the police
26. come to light to be revealed
27. informal ( Austral ), ( NZ ) come to light with to find or produce
28. archaic come to pass to take place
29. informal how come? what is the reason that?

— interj
30. an exclamation expressing annoyance, irritation, etc: come now! ; come come!

— n
31. taboo , slang semen


Not until the "taboo" meaning does it mention semen. To me, it seems more logical to say "cum" since it is only 1 our of 31 meanings that it would mean semen.

As for the phone debate, if someone is saying "Come for me, baby" on the phone, I would really hope you knew the pretext because you don't normally say it unless you are already having phone sex. This is where common sense comes in to play.

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I never understand how words upset people.

You can't mistake what cum means, I prefer that to 'come' when it comes to this type of talk.

I say cum.

I'm a writer and I love the English language, so I can't bring myself to include the word "cum" in my reviews. The dictionary definition of that word has nothing to do with orgasms or semen so I don't use it to mean those things.

Does not matter.

"Cum" to me means to ejaculate while "come" means bring forth.

cum

Come. Most of the time, anyway.

I agree to agree with a lot of others that they are more of two different words.

Come - is more of a movement.

Cum- is a bodily fluid.

Cum to me is what comes out of a mans penis when he orgasms.

I like cum to be used so its easier to know which version of 'come' the writer is using.

I always say 'come'. I too HATE when it's called 'cum'.

I like to be more vague; 'finish', 'get off', 'climax', etc. Otherwise, 'come'.

This has never bothered me either way