8 Things Women need to know about their Vagina

[caligula]

I'm posting this as a christmas gift. Because I care very very deeply sa mga PT chicks specially sa mga hotties sa Venus club, Now you don't have any excuse not to use and enjoy it.

1. You can still contract an STD even if you use a condom
It’s a huge let down but, it’s the reason why sleeping with completely random men may not be the best idea. At least if you run in the same circles, you may have gotten word if the guy had something!  If the skin of the vulva comes into contact with affected skin on the scrotum, you can still catch an STD.

​2. Use it or lose it
This typically only applies to post-menopausal women but, an unused vagina can form fragile tissue and even shrink, making six difficult and painful.

3. Most women cannot reach orgasm from intercourse
There isn’t some club you just haven’t graduated into yet, or some form of intimacy you haven’t experienced if you haven’t reached orgasm through intercourse. Many women never do, but still have perfectly fulfilling six lives​.

4. A simple tip to finding the G spot
First off, the G spot is in a different place for every woman so don’t get frustrated if you can’t find it right away. However, in general it is along the front wall of the vaginal canal. Some women are able to find it by using their finger in the “come hither” motion, and doing that up and down the wall until they hit the spot. Of course, a man may not always be able to find that. But it’s nice if you have the info to try to direct him!

​5. Your vagina doesn’t have to smell like roses
Or be “douched.” Just because hundreds of products have been created to help you “clean up” your vagina, doesn’t mean that’s what men want. If you like to use those products—okay. But don’t use them out of insecurity. A vagina is meant to smell like a vagina.

​6. Your pap can only detect one type of cancer
And that’s cervical. It doesn’t scan for cancer on your ovaries, uterus or your colon. So if you’re concerned about those, see the proper health care professional.

​7. Needing lubrication is normal
Plenty of women struggle to become naturally lubricated. Don’t feel like you’re the “kinky” one by standing in the K-Y aisle at the drug store. Comfortable and enjoyable six is your birthright. So go get it.

​8. The thing no one wants to talk about…
The queef. This is the sound that mimics gas coming out of your vagina. If this happens to you, don’t think your guy is thinking, “What is wrong with this woman?” He’s surely experienced it before. The queef is simply what happens when air is pushed into the vagina during intercourse, and a switching of positions allows much of it to rush out. Just ignore it if it happens, and keep enjoying yourself.

​Source: http://madamenoire.com/

[jamesbond]

very informative sir... a must read for our ladies here...

[trushers]

magandang pamasko.. salamat sa informative article TS.. dami matutunan ang kababaihan dito

[caligula]

Shukran kakosang trushers and JB. Though I have reservation on #5. I know the true smell of a vagina and it's freaking disgusting as hell.

[imlovelyboss]

thank u sir advance happy new year

[Heathcliff]

: reluctant giggle :

Blunt but true.

Coming from a man like Sir Caligula... This piece of  information is true indeed and though most women might feel a bit uncomfy upon reading this... Postive acceptance of some details about our physicalities will surely encourage a lot of women to be more aware about themselves... Positive and negative side as well..


Thanks for sharing Sir!

[gab]

Yeah most woman reach their orgasm by using a pillow in between their legs..

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[fayt]

#5 is very true indeed....

nangagaling sa kaloob looban ang amoy siguro kaya wala na tayo magagawa dun hahaha

[caligula]

At dahil may dalawang vagina owners thankfully bothered to drop by (not you fayt and gab but imlovelyboss and schy), I continued my quest to understand how this enigmatic organ functions. Here are 5 more mind boggling facts.

1.  “Vagina” comes from the Latin root meaning “sheath for a sword.”

2. There are 8,000 nerve endings in the clitoris, while the penis only has 4,000. This is why the tiny area is considered to be the most sensitive part of a woman’s erogenous zone. Powerful sensations can spread across a woman’s pelvic area by affecting 15,000 other nerve endings.

3. Vaginas are lined with ringed muscular ridges. This helps it expand when necessary, such as during intercourse or childbirth. They expand up to 200 percent during intercourse or childbirth.

4. Believe it or not, the first movie to use the word “vagina“ on film was Disney’s “The Story of Menstruation,” released in 1946.

5. Vaginas are also strong enough to clamp down on penises. This is known as penis captivus. It is a rare occurrence in intercourse when the muscles in the vagina clamp down with intensity on the penis, which makes it impossible for the penis to withdraw from the vagina.

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[Troll Montero]

kapag tinagalog na ang vagina bastos na agad.... hay dameng ko natutunan about puke... thank you...

[razorsharp]

so remember, lalo na sa mga 50 and above - use or loose it hehe.

[napzter]

sa lahat ang di ko lng na gets ay yung "queef" ano ba yun hehhe

[imlovelyboss]

At dahil may dalawang vagina owners thankfully bothered to drop by (not you fayt and gab but imlovelyboss and schy), I continued my quest to understand how this enigmatic organ functions. Here are 5 more mind boggling facts.

1.  “Vagina” comes from the Latin root meaning “sheath for a sword.”

2. There are 8,000 nerve endings in the clitoris, while the penis only has 4,000. This is why the tiny area is considered to be the most sensitive part of a woman’s erogenous zone. Powerful sensations can spread across a woman’s pelvic area by affecting 15,000 other nerve endings.

3. Vaginas are lined with ringed muscular ridges. This helps it expand when necessary, such as during intercourse or childbirth. They expand up to 200 percent during intercourse or childbirth.

4. Believe it or not, the first movie to use the word “vagina“ on film was Disney’s “The Story of Menstruation,” released in 1946.

5. Vaginas are also strong enough to clamp down on penises. This is known as penis captivus. It is a rare occurrence in intercourse when the muscles in the vagina clamp down with intensity on the penis, which makes it impossible for the penis to withdraw from the vagina.

Source: brought to you by the folks at BuzzFeed

thank u for this very informative topic boss.
I just wanna ask is penis captivus  different from the muscle control?

[caligula]

Ssshhhh. I'm crossing my fingers that this topic won't get construed as s3x oriented and get moved to usapan s3x where viewership is controlled. So, I'm keeping the medical term penis captivus aka muscle control.

[Jayem91]

Totoo laya yung naiipit yung birdie sa loob? Haha grabe ang hirap nun