How do you perceive a vagina? I look at it as being a beautiful thing. But they all do not look the same maybe this is why they are so arousingly beautiful. Individual differences aside, each flower has plenty in common with its fellow coochies.
Whether you’re a vulva-owner or just a person who’s still mystified by the black hole that gave them life, it’s good to know what you’re working with.
Here are a few facts to set things straight. Did you know?
1. The Vagina Is Just One Part of the "Apple Pie"
We tend (and by "we" I mean everyone, but a gynecologist) to use the word "vagina" to refer to the fanny. Well, The word vagina actually refers to the canal between the vulva and the cervix.
In other words, it’s not what you see on "Girls Gone Wild." That honor is (generally) reserved for the external parts of the genitalia, including the clitoris, inner labia, outer labia, and perineum.
2. The Clitoris and the Penis Are One and the Same
Or at least they start out that way. Through the wonders of science, we now know that the bundle of tissue that makes up a clitoris is the very same as the one that makes up the penis. Ditto for the testicles and ovaries, clitoral hood, and foreskin ... you get the picture.
We’re all the same, weird little peanuts until about the sixth week of gestation when our sex cells get to work on deciding.
3. The G-Spot’s Really a C-Spot
The G-spot used to be a bit of a poontang poltergeist, as it were; it could rattle the roof, but geeky experts with funny instruments continued to seek proof of its existence.
Well, now you have it: Proof. The G-spot is real. After years of fumbling around, a team at the University of L’Aquila finally found it in 2008. (For those who haven’t been so lucky, it’s on the front side of the vagina, not far from the belly button.)
As it turns out, the G-spot is also right around the crura, or the deep part of the clitoris, which means that mysterious G-spot may just be part of the age-old go-to spot for orgasm anyway.
On the hunt for your or your partner's G-spot? Try a sex toy! Osci- Oscillating G-Spot Toy. Instead of vibrating like other traditional toys, this toy has a patented oscillating feature that moves the vibrations in and out - pleasuring your G-Spot in ways you’ve never imagined.
4. There’s Also an A-Spot
There’s also a newly-discovered hot spot, and while it has a very unsexy name - the "A" stands for anterior fornix erogenous zone - it’s believed to increase lubrication and stimulate intense orgasmic contractions.
Sex researcher Desmond Morris described it as the female equivalent of the male prostate and provides directions: Head toward the G-spot along the upper wall of the vagina toward the cervix to discover this sensitive and tender bit of tissue. Spot on!
5. It’s One Powerful Part
There are all kinds of rumors about vaginal strength, power, and control, but while the vagina has a power all its own, some strong vulva-owners bring a whole new meaning to the phrase. Like Russian Tatiana Kozhevnikova, who (as of 2012) holds the world record for lifting 31 pounds using only her vagina.
Since the vaginal walls are made of muscle tissue, they can be trained to contract more strongly. But this isn’t (necessarily) done with record-breaking goals in mind - vaginal exercises such as Kegels or the use of Ben Wa Balls can help improve a vulva owner's physical health - and improve the strength of orgasms.
Want to test your orgasm strength? Try Mission- It's a g-spot vibrator with a thoughtful design. It has an extremely powerful battery that will last up to 8 hours of continuous play. It has an adjustable depth sensor feature which means the deeper you go the toy's vibration increases. App-controlled through long o short distances.
6. It Only Does One Thing
While the penis is a handy-dandy, multi-purpose tool, the clitoris and the bulbs of its vestibule (an internal organ) are the only body parts designed only for sexual pleasure.
And that's the way vulva-owners like it - a place for everything, and everything in its place.
The best way to thank your clitoris or your partner's clitoris for being so awesome?
Get her the Ferri
Tiny, Versatile & Powerful Magnetic Panty Vibrator. Ferri’s size allows you to be spontaneous slip it into your purse so you can have it close in case you are in the mood for some unplanned public play! A secure magnetic cap ensures the toy stays put during use and stimulates your clitoris while you walk, sit, dance, or lie down.
7. It Can Fall Out
Remember how we said that the vagina is not the whole package? Here’s where that becomes important because a vagina can actually fall out (eek!). It’s called vaginal prolapse, and in severe cases, the vaginal canal can actually protrude from the opening of the vagina.
But don’t freak out - diet, fitness, and Kegel exercises can help prevent it. It can also be fixed with surgery.
8. The Fireworks Aren't Just for Penis-Havers
Not all vulva-owners ejaculate, but it’s possible and normal. During orgasm, some vulva-owners release a milky fluid from the para-urethral glands inside the urethra. And although penis-owners may be the ones with the gun in their pants, vulva-owners have also proved to be pretty good shots.
9. Multiple Means a Lot
You probably know that the "Big O" can visit vulva-owners multiple times than penis-owners. What you might not know is how many "multiple" really means. It’s an individual equation, but fortunately, enterprising young people continue to push the limits of human capability at Masturbate-a-thon events worldwide.
Want to see what your Multiple O limit is? You'll definitely want a sex toy for that task!
10. Size Doesn’t Matter
The average vagina is three to four inches long; the average penis is between five and 5.7 inches long when erect. Fortunately, the vulva owner's love canal can expand by up to 200 percent, which means there should be plenty of space. Heck, it can pass a baby.
It's amazing how much misinformation is out there about the vagina. Given how fascinated our society is with this piece of anatomy, you'd think we would be a little more informed.
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