This Woman Is Drawing Clitorises On The Ground All Over The World

“I also want to make sure I’m not saying something culturally insensitive,” she says. For example, in Portugal, she wrote “Voa, Pombinha” because “Pombinha” (translated as “little pigeon”) is a cute phrase that’s used to teach girls about their private parts. “So we wrote fly little pigeon.”

So what’s next for Kingsley and Clitorosity? “Right now, the drawings are the main way I’m spreading awareness to more people,” says Kingsley, “But I also want to figure out ways to give people more resources to go to from the moment they realize ‘oh this is the clitoris? I didn’t know that, now what?’”

What's most important to Kingsley is getting knowledge of the clitoris to as many people as she can. She hopes her drawings will help people see that the clitoris isn't small and insignificant, but rather a much larger structure that's responsible for women's pleasure sensations. "Understanding that is so empowering, and allows more people to experience it," she says. "We all deserve to have the pleasure we’re capable of, and knowledge and information about the clitoris can only help with that."

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