All About the Vulva and the Vagina
http://www.goodinbed.com/miniguides/2010/01/all-about-the-vulva-and-the-vagina.php
The vulva and vagina are parts of women's bodies that are central to life, pleasure ... and sometimes a good deal of confusion. It's okay if you feel uncomfortable reading or talking about women's genitals. Some stigma still exists in our culture about women's anatomy, as well as misinformation that prevents women and men from understanding female anatomy basics. Since a woman's genitals are more hidden than a man's, it can make them seem more mysterious or complicated, which they're not. The lack of familiarity with women's genitals is all the more reason to learn about them: for health reasons, to identify when there may be a problem, and also for sex, since an awareness and comfort with the genitals allows a woman to communicate what feels good and to enjoy more sexual satisfaction.
Even if you think you're knowledgeable about the female anatomy, women's bodies change throughout the lifespan—as a result of c***dbirth, aging and the reproductive cycle—and it's always important to continue learning more about how to recognize and work with those changes.
The vulva and vagina are parts of women's bodies that are central to life, pleasure ... and sometimes a good deal of confusion. It's okay if you feel uncomfortable reading or talking about women's genitals. Some stigma still exists in our culture about women's anatomy, as well as misinformation that prevents women and men from understanding female anatomy basics. Since a woman's genitals are more hidden than a man's, it can make them seem more mysterious or complicated, which they're not. The lack of familiarity with women's genitals is all the more reason to learn about them: for health reasons, to identify when there may be a problem, and also for sex, since an awareness and comfort with the genitals allows a woman to communicate what feels good and to enjoy more sexual satisfaction.
Even if you think you're knowledgeable about the female anatomy, women's bodies change throughout the lifespan—as a result of c***dbirth, aging and the reproductive cycle—and it's always important to continue learning more about how to recognize and work with those changes.
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