In American literature, a talking vagina is featured in the Ozark folktale The Magic Walking Stick, in which vaginas are made to act as informants. The talking vagina theme is the central trope of  The Vagina Monologues. In modern art  the talking vagina theme is featured prominently in the works of Stephanie Sarley in a subset of her "Crotch Monster" series. The talking vagina characters are depicted as anthropomorphized vulvae reacting emotionally and engaging in various activities. In film, the pornographic movies Le Sexe qui parle (1975) and its sequel ( 1978 ) , and its non-pornographic remake, Chatterbox, feature talking vaginas. On television, Joan Rivers portrayed Princess Clara's talking vagina on  Drawn Together.
In American literature, a talking vagina is featured in the Ozark folktale The Magic Walking Stick, in which vaginas are made to act as informants. The theme is the central trope of Eve Ensler's 1996 play The Vagina Monologues. In modern art , the talking vagina theme is featured prominently in the works of Stephanie Sarley in a subset of her "Crotch Monster" series. The talking vagina characters are depicted as anthropomorphized vulvae reacting emotionally and engaging in various activities. In cinema, the 1975 pornographic film Le Sexe qui parle and its 1978 sequel , and its non-pornographic remake, Chatterbox, feature talking vaginas. On television, voice actress Debi Mae West provided a Joan Rivers impression for Princess Clara's talking vagina on the Comedy Central adult animated series Drawn Together.
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talking vagina
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the Comedy Central adult animated series