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Nice: Here Are 50 of the Funniest Euphemisms for Masturbation

Chloe Bryan’s 2018 Mashable article is documented by secondary sources, but its 50 listed euphemisms and accompanying descriptions cannot be verified.
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A 2018 Mashable article by Chloe Bryan carried this playful headline, but its 50 entries cannot be verified from the available source record. That distinction matters: the headline is documented; the actual list and its wording are not.

What can be verified about the article

A secondary bibliography identifies Chloe Bryan’s Mashable article, “Nice: Here are 50 of the Funniest Euphemisms for Masturbation,” as published on May 7, 2018. Today I Found Out’s 2022 bibliography supplies that identification. A 2019 Axis parents’ guide also reproduces the headline phrase in a search-results list, further supporting that the article existed.

Why the 50 phrases are not reproduced here

The original Mashable page could not be retrieved, and the secondary references do not reproduce its entries. The individual euphemisms, their order, and Bryan’s descriptions therefore cannot be confirmed. Reconstructing a list from memory would risk attributing phrases to an author who may not have used them.

The headline is a humor-and-language framing, not evidence about medical effects, how common any phrase is, or where slang originated. No verified statistic or historical account tied to the article’s list is available in these sources.

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Talking about the subject plainly

The Axis guide is written for parents and teens and recommends direct, developmentally appropriate conversation. It argues that avoiding accurate anatomical terms can suggest that those subjects are shameful; that is the guide’s advice, not a universal medical or religious consensus. A joke or euphemism may suit a comic headline, while a clear, age-appropriate conversation is more useful when someone is asking a serious question.

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