Pronunciation: [vɐnˈɪləz] (IPA) 
Vanillas is spelled with two L's because it is a plural form of the word "vanilla," which itself has two L's. The IPA phonetic transcription for vanillas is /vəˈnɪləz/. The stress is on the second syllable, the first vowel is schwa (ə), the second vowel is short i (ɪ), and the final sound is the plural ending /z/. This spelling accurately represents the pronunciation of the plural form of the word "vanilla."
Vanillas, in the context of human sexuality and relationships, refer to individuals or couples who engage in conventional, mainstream, or traditional sexual practices. The term is often used within the context of the BDSM (Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, Masochism) community to describe those who are not involved in kink or fetish activities.
In simpler terms, vanillas are people who enjoy or are satisfied with sexual activities that typically fall within the boundaries of societal norms and expectations. They prefer more traditional forms of sexual expression, such as vaginal intercourse or oral sex, without incorporating elements of BDSM, role-playing, or other unconventional practices. The term "vanillas" is often employed in a non-judgmental or descriptive manner rather than as an insult or derogatory label.
It is important to note that identifying as a vanilla individual or couple does not imply any negative connotation or lack of sexual adventurousness. Different individuals have varying preferences, and being vanilla simply indicates that one finds pleasure and fulfillment in commonplace sexual activities, without the need for elaborate or alternative practices. Sexual preferences and interests are highly subjective and personal, and the term "vanillas" is purely a descriptor within this specific context, rather than a value judgment.
The word "vanillas" comes from the English word "vanilla", which has its origin in the Spanish word "vainilla". "Vainilla" itself is adapted from the diminutive form of the Spanish word "vaina", meaning "pod". This is because vanilla is derived from the pods of the vanilla orchid plant. Over time, "vainilla" was anglicized to "vanilla" in English, and the plural form "vanillas" simply follows the regular grammar rules for pluralization.
