Ufunda uze uyofa…now I know why ikuku inukisa okuka fish ….tli tli #1 Hair Growth While hair on someones head (of face) can grow for seven years, hair surrounding the vagina only grows for three weeks. #2 Similar to Sharks What do sharks and vaginas have in common? Squalene. Squalene is a substance that exists in the livers of sharks and in natural vaginal lubricants for females. #3 Sensativity Even though most penises are greatly larger than most clitorises, clitorises have twice as many nerve endings (8,000) compared to the male organ (4,000). #4 pH Level The average pH level (acid/base balance) of a vagina is close to 4. Tomatoes, wine, and bee have the same pH level as vaginas. Think about it: both can turn people on. #5 Sweating Vaginal sweating is normal and necessary. There are hundreds of tiny glands that secrete oil and sweat down there to protect certain areas from rubbing against each other and overheating. #6 200% The average vagina is 3-4 inches long. If your partner is much greater than 4 inches, dont fret because the vagina can expand up to 200% which is 8 inches. Yikes. #7 Hygiene Rubbing soap and water during a shower is enough to clean your vagina because they are capable of cleaning themselves. Using douches or other strange washes down there arent needed. #8 A Falling Out Nothing can get lost in a vagina, but your vagina can definitely fall out of your body. This is called Female Genital Prolapse, however dont worry because this issue can be fixed! #9 Pineapple Want your vagina to smell and taste better? Eat pineapples! Internal mechanisms route the sugar from pineapple right to your lady part. Other fruits like apples. watermelon, and strawberries and drinking lots of water help also. #10 Nicknames The vagina has over one hundred nicknames. Aside from the normal, some vaginas are referred to as flytrap or hoo-ha. Theres also fish factory, silk igloo, tinkleflower, foofy bird, bone yard, and the list goes on and on.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 09:11:46 +0000
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