Current Events > Are vaginas beautiful in your opinion?

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Not attractive, aesthetically pleasing or beautiful.

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Yes, even the Arby's sandwich lookin ones

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nah

Very, very much so.

Depends on the vagina.

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pfh1001 posted...

Very, very much so.

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LincolnDuncan posted...

Yes, even the Arby's sandwich lookin ones

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I cant post a picture of a rose or anything like dis

but if I could Id probably post a picture of a rose or anything like dat

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Heartomaton posted...

Depends on the vagina.

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Depends.

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the color pink owes them its career

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Yes I would say so

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I would say the majority of them aren't to me anyway, some girls do have beautiful vaginas though.

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Thats pretty much like asking are faces beautiful


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Theres nothing more aesthetically pleasing than a nice, feminine penis.

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Not to be that guy but you do mean vulvae?

In any case it depends on object in question, whether it has hair and if it does what color is it?

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Yes, but sometimes they dont smell beautiful

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ForsakenHermit posted...

Not to be that guy but you do mean vulvae?

In any case it depends on object in question, whether it has hair and if it does what color is it?

lol I'm not going to say "Are vulvae beautiful in your opinion?"

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Heartomaton posted...

Depends on the vagina.

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nope, but that's just because I'm desensitized from watching so much porn

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Only some

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Damn_Underscore posted...

lol I'm not going to say "Are vulvae beautiful in your opinion?"

Hahaha, fair enough.

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Kinda meh on it tbh. I like them an awful lot, but... Face and boobies are where it's at. And armpits

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Sure

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It is kind of a shame I don't get the same rush seeing a woman's crotch being bared the same way I do for her breasts.

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Learn the 3:
They smell good
They look good
They taste good

Now, lets forget everything u read here cause u aint getting any

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Jx1010 posted...

Now, lets forget everything u read here cause u aint getting any

lol

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Most are

No, the only reason guys are into them is, because they associate them with sex.

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Live by the pussy. Die by the pussy. Pray to the pussy.

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TerraSeeker posted...

No, the only reason guys are into them is, because they associate them with sex.

They are aesthetically pleasing. Way better looking than some dick and balls

They are not as good as boobs

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they look weird as fuck to me. they feel and taste great but they look damn weird and goofy. you're literally going inside another human being, it's not weird to think that looks a little... weird

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Flockaveli posted...

Live by the pussy. Die by the pussy. Pray to the pussy.

We are born of the pussy, made men by the pussy, undone by the pussy. Our eyes are yet to open...Fear the old pussy.

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it's as pretty as a birthday cake.
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TerraSeeker posted...

No, the only reason guys are into them is, because they associate them with sex.

No, I wont go out of my way to think of it as an old, salivating version of old Robert Plant

Just like I dont think of dicks as old David Crosbys with a beanie


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Yes. Love em. However the vagina in question's attractiveness is certainly contingent on the owner's attractiveness.

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Kloe_Rinz posted...

They are aesthetically pleasing. Way better looking than some dick and balls

Hey! Some dick'n'balls look absolutely amazing!

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Pandamonic posted...

Hey! Some dick'n'balls look absolutely amazing!

Some dicks look nice.

Balls are always nasty-looking.

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i loooove pussy

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jumi posted...

Balls are always nasty-looking.

In the right conditions they look perfect. Like, not too hairy or hangy.


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It's food.

Strange. Mods haven't done anything about this. It were me, I'd get suspended.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1jRXmHg4Uw

pfh1001 posted...

Very, very much so.

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Women are disgusted and ashamed of their vaginas:

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2021/sep/13/labia-liberation-the-movement-to-end-vulva-anxiety-for-good

Women have long been taught to be ashamed of their vulvas, with increasing numbers turning to cosmetic surgery in pursuit of genital perfection. But a new generation is fighting back.

When Florence Schechter opened the Vagina Museum the worlds first museum dedicated to gynaecological anatomy in London in 2019, it was partly a response to a dramatic rise in labiaplasty surgery. Instances of such surgery more than doubled in the first decade of this century, then carried on climbing. Zoe Williams, the spokesperson for the museum (who shares my name), says part of the problem is that most women have not seen other vulvas. Quite a lot of people have never even seen their own, so its hard to have a concept of whats normal. Certainly, throughout art history, the pictures of nude women very seldom had any protruding labia; you just had a neat little cleft.

Labiaplasty is surgery to alter the appearance of the vulva generally by trying to reduce the size of the labia minora, the inner genital lips, so that they dont hang below the labia majora, the outer ones. The reasons for such surgery are not solely cosmetic they could be related to childbirth, or chafing during sport yet the rise is staggering. The number of labiaplasty surgeries in 2016 was up 45% on 2015 the biggest growth of any cosmetic surgery procedure, according to the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

Now, however, a nascent movement is fighting back. It is rejecting the whole idea of genital perfection and reclaiming difference as part of being human or, for brevity, celebrating what is becoming known on social media as an outie labia.

It is a movement that is sorely needed. In a poll of more than 3,600 readers, the online womens magazine Refinery29 found that almost half (48%) had concerns about the appearance of their vulva. Of those, 64% were worried about the size and 60% about the shape of their vulva, with almost one-third (30%) worried about the colour of their genitals. But what is driving this shame and disgust that has become so profound that women have been moved to correct it surgically and could this bold generation Z labia liberation front overturn it all?

Cabby Laffy, the founder and director of the Centre for Psychosexual Health in London, says it is not a new problem; it is one the late feminist sex researcher Shere Hite pointed out years ago. Little girls look down at their genitals and theyre told they dont have them: boys are outside, girls inside, says Laffy. This is reflected in confusion around the language of female pudenda at the most basic level many people say vagina when they mean vulva. We dont name the external genitals, Laffy continues. That non-naming is part of the shame, part of the disgust.

The psychotherapist Julia Bueno ties this in with a wider unease about the way we see female bodies. Our culture still expects them to be smooth, controlled and aesthetically pleasing; the reality of the unruly female body discharge, breastmilk, becomes something shadowy and stigmatised, she says, and this cultural disgust is internalised.

Quite often, in my practice, women will talk to me about STIs in euphemistic terms, or theyll say: Sorry if its too much information. Theyre talking to their therapist and theyre embarrassed about talking about their bodies. Ive even come across midwives who refer to down there, or nurses in fertility clinics using euphemisms.

This is true of vulvas even more than, say, breasts. Into this lacuna created by non-naming come degrading, disgusted terms for labia beef curtains, fanny flaps that reinforce the sense that squeamishness is warranted.

Laffy says: We have this idea that sex is supposed to be spontaneous, it all just happens, its outside my agency. Thats about trying to overcome shame. Added to that are the contradictory expectations of femininity, commonly expressed as Madonna and whore. I always understood that to be about sexual morality, that women had to be simultaneously the unwilling gatekeeper to sex and the seductive initiator. But there is also something much more prosaic going on: women are supposed to be sexy, but we are also supposed to breastfeed and produce humans from our vaginas and those things are the opposite of sexy. We have to use the same apparatus for dichotomous purposes and the world finds it best to square this circle by blanking the apparatus