noun The reproductive organs, especially the external sex organs
May be mentioned in discussions about body image, sexual identity, and gender identity.
Used in medical contexts to describe the external and internal sexual organs of a person.
Relevant in discussions about gender expression, gender roles, and gender dysphoria.
Refers to the reproductive organs of the body, including the penis, testicles, vulva, clitoris, and vagina.
Commonly discussed in sex education classes to teach about reproductive anatomy and sexual health.
Genitals may be mentioned in medical or scientific writing when discussing reproductive anatomy or sexual health.
Psychologists may discuss issues related to genitals in the context of sexual health, body image, or trauma.
Doctors may examine and treat issues related to the genitals as part of their medical practice.
Sex therapists may work with individuals or couples to address concerns or dysfunctions related to the genitals.
Sex educators may provide information and guidance on the anatomy and function of genitals in the context of sexual health and pleasure.