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The opening to the uterus, the bottom of which is at the back end of the vagina.

Feeling happiness because of someone else’s happiness. Most often a term used in poly/ethical nonmonogamy to express feeling joy from a partner also finding joy with another partner, but it can be used outside this context, too.

One of two drugs currently used for medication (or medical) abortion.

In polyamory/ethical nonmonogamy, a partner’s partner who a person themselves has no sexual or romantic relationship with.

Practices which aim to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections, such as use of latex/nonlatex barriers, regular testing for infections and limiting the number of sexual partners.

The assumption that everyone does or should experience romantic attraction, and the ways society delegitimizes the experiences of aromantic people.

The reproductive organs that contain and release ova.