Eight misunderstandings women have about their private parts

How much do we know about our bodies, especially our private parts? Perhaps, many people would say, I have the final say over my own body. Nothing I don't know. But the fact is, what you know is not necessarily correct.

Myth 1: Pubic hair is unnecessary

Many people like to shave their pubic hair. I think this is probably a really exciting experience, because it is rare for people to shave their hair on themselves. However, even if you apply thick foam and let your closest person shave it, you will still be full of fear! And then when only the smooth and white penis is left, will you feel more excited? I don’t know about that. Probably! Many people also said that the process of growing pubic hair is another shameful and stimulating experience. Pubic hair is useless anyway, so what if I shave it off? I guess everyone has this mentality!

Actually, it’s not like that.

Pubic hair, like all our hair, is good at storing our body odor. The purpose of pubic hair is to absorb the smell of sexual organs and then slowly release it. In addition to this reason, pubic hair can also reduce friction and relieve pain during sexual intercourse.

Myth 2: Pubic hair is the same color as hair

There is a famous joke: A man puts a mirror in his drawer to look under women's skirts. A blonde discovered his trick and angrily said, "You are not a gentleman!" The man immediately retorted, "You are not really blonde either!" So, is the color of hair really the same as the color of pubic hair?

Actually, this is not the case.

Pubic hair is usually darker than your hair. The brighter the hair color, the curlier the pubic hair will be. Pubic hair seems to have a stronger vitality than head hair: an old person with gray hair can still have pubic hair as black and shiny as when he was young.

Myth 3: Pink labia minora that look like petals

I have seen this description in more than one erotic novel: the pair of pink and tender labia minora that are like petals are the labia of a virgin. For women who have experienced sex a lot, their labia will turn purple-gray.

This is pure bullshit!

However, many people believe this nonsense, and many women even "bleach" their labia (actually they bleach it red) to disguise their virginity. Each woman's labia minora is actually different. In some women, the labia minora are covered by the labia majora, while in others they are exposed. The protruding labia minora are usually not a smooth rose red color, but a gray color close to brown. There is no uniform standard for the color and shape of the labia minora! Many women's labia minora are not symmetrical in size. But these will not affect their happy enjoyment at all.

Myth 4: Only insertion counts

The topic continued to return to those pornographic novels. In most erotic novels, it seems that as long as a woman's breasts are squeezed, she will start to moan softly, and when the penetration occurs, the story description reaches a plateau. The story reaches its climax when the woman shouts "Faster! Deeper! Harder!"

In fact, the idea that "penetration" is the essence of sex is a fundamental mistake.

Because the vagina only has sensation near the outside. If a man's insertion makes a woman happy, it is entirely because this action stimulates the labia minora. Many people know that the most sensitive sexual organ of a woman is the clitoris. A woman cannot orgasm just by rubbing her vagina.

Misconception 5: If you use it too much, it will become loose

Almost everyone agrees that a virgin's vagina is the tightest. After that, the more a woman uses it, the looser her vagina will become. The man said sarcastically, "That woman is like wearing a pair of rain boots that are too big. You can't reach the soles when you reach in!" This is almost like a man's fear of impotence, which has become a woman's biggest fear.

In fact, as long as you know a little bit of medical knowledge, you will know how absurd it is!

The vagina is a muscular, tubular organ. The vaginal muscles are elastic and can accommodate penises of all sizes, and they quickly return to normal after each sexual intercourse. In other words, for a woman, every day is a new day, and every day she is a virgin! There is another saying that will greatly comfort women who like to have sex. That is, the vaginal muscles will become more developed, more flexible, and tighter with regular use!

Misconception 6: The clitoris can also ejaculate

More than one expert has pointed out that the clitoris is actually a degeneration of the male penis. Because they are all corpora cavernosa, because their shapes are very similar, and because they can both become erect. Therefore, many people wishfully believe that women can also ejaculate!

More than one folk tale mentions a woman whose clitoris can ejaculate vaginal fluid. In the book, this kind of ejaculation is called "leakage". It is described specifically as follows: After a woman reaches orgasm, hot fluid will spurt out of her vagina. This water is different from love juice. It is red and white, thicker, and more fragrant. There is about half a cup of it. Drinking it can prolong your life and make you live a hundred years longer... After hearing this, you probably know it's nonsense!

In fact, no scientist has been able to prove that women can ejaculate.

Misconception 7: Women’s sexual organs are all outside

Usually what we call female sexual organs are those that are exposed: labia, clitoris, and vagina. In fact, just as the respiratory organs include more than just the nose and mouth, the sexual organs also include the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries that we cannot see.

Myth 8: Every woman has a mysterious G-spot

Since ancient times, people have believed that there is a mysterious G-spot deep in a woman's vagina, which is the source of a woman's happiness. In ancient books, the G-spot was referred to as "flower heart". As long as you press that place and pound it hard, you can make a woman reach orgasm.

Yes, this area is located between the outside 13 and the inside 23 of the anterior vaginal wall. This place feels distinctly different from other places. Most women will feel extremely sexually aroused when this area is stimulated with fingers or a penis. Of course, there is also a saying that only 10% of women can find their G-spot. From an anatomical point of view, whether the G-spot exists or not is still a matter worth discussing.