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Viral ‘Spell Coconut’ Sex Move Has Turned Into A Glorious Meme

The last thing you should be thinking about while having sex is how to spell the word “coconut”—yet here we are. 

“Spell Coconut With Your Waist” is a sex tip that first appeared on social media around February 2019. But Kenyan Facebook group Kilimani Mums Udaku Zone recently resurrected the phrase when a woman offering sex advice to another woman told her to “spell coconut with your waist” while on top. Daily Active, a Kenyan publication also recently put out a handy how-to.

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Over the past few days, Google searches for “spell coconut” have skyrocketed and social media users are creating memes making fun of this weirdly specific set of actions.  

Some focused on how using your higher cerebral functions during sex can be problematic. 

There are some helpful tips. 

Others focused on what could go wrong. 

https://twitter.com/JorNesbit/status/1150991851538829313

https://twitter.com/Trainwreck_____/status/1151389864505442304

https://twitter.com/eloheemthedream/status/1151631746439503878

“Tried to spell coconut on his dick but I made a typo and now we in the ER”

https://twitter.com/faitthhhh_/status/1151722820705107968

https://twitter.com/skinnysoymilk/status/1151274426752651264?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.buzzfeednews.com%2Farticle%2Flaurenstrapagiel%2Fspell-coconut-viral-sex-tip-meme

https://twitter.com/drippinrain/status/1151709574258315264

There’s this alien

https://twitter.com/aolanigu/status/1151410565723541504

Some people just want to show-off. 

https://twitter.com/navesh27/status/1150944238600953856

And some people honestly don’t deserve the extra effort. 

Remember: have fun and be responsible! It’s sex—not a spelling bee! 

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Patricia Grisafi

Patricia Grisafi, PhD, is a freelance writer and educator. Her work has appeared in Salon, Vice, Bitch, Bustle, Broadly, The Establishment, and elsewhere. She is passionate about pit bull rescue, cursed objects, and designer sunglasses.