The LGBT Foundation recommend using the term "bonus hole" instead of "vagina" to avoid offending trans people (this isn't satire btw).
Everyone sure is worried about offending trans people but don't give a bonus hole about offending women, do they? pic.twitter.com/ywIOeF7Yvo

— Leo Kearse - see me on YouTube & Headliners (@LeoKearse) June 29, 2023

The comment sections under these tweets are full of offensive and unfunny jokes and people claiming that women are somehow being hurt by providing an alternative to the word vagina. Basically the standard transphobic conservative rhetoric.

“But yeah, we gotta make sure we’re not offending ~1% of the population at the expense of ~50% of the population,” one person commented.

Some also tweeted about their “discovery” of term, writing, “Just when you thought things couldn't get more ridiculous …. They come up with this sh*t….I’m just a birthing person with a bonus hole according to the insane people on the left.”

Luckily there were some people on social media who had a more nuanced take on what the organizations were actually trying to accomplish when adding the term to their glossary. "The actual context is trying to find inclusive language to discuss the anatomy of trans men but why bother actually reading when you can just get angry and make other people angry for that sweet sweet clout,” one person tweeted.

The actual context is trying to find inclusive language to discuss the anatomy of trans men but why bother actually reading when you can just get angry and make other people angry for that sweet sweet clout.

— Jeff (@jrpurdon) June 29, 2023

it literally says in the definition used "an alternative word for vagina".. not recommended, not mandatory... it even says you should ask what the person's preference is.

— mark northcott (@markgnorthcott) June 29, 2023

To be clear — since apparently, this has to be spelled out — no one, literally no one — is saying that the world "bonus hole" is mandatory for anyone to use, be they cis, trans, or nonbinary. It's simply a suggestion presented for transmen and nonbinary people (and presumably anyone who prefers it ) can use.

Folks, this is not hard to grasp.

Offering alternative terms to people who are seeking medical treatment is an easy way to be respectful of the gender dysphoria some trans men and nonbinary folks may be experiencing. Whether or not you use “bonus hole” — or not — should be a personal choice.

Sadly, some online just can’t (or won't) understand nuance. And for the TERFs who see this as some sort of vernacular takeover — in the words of Taylor Swift, "you need to calm down."