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Mar 31, 2021 · “How many holes does a woman have in her private parts?” A diagram with seven annotated structures (labia majora, labia minora, clitoris, urethra, vagina, perineum, anus) was provided and participants were asked to label as many structures as they could using free text.
May 30, 2021 · Most people correctly identified the vagina and anus, while only 49% labelled the labia, and 18% correctly identified the perineum – the area between the vagina and anus. There was also ...
- Get to Know Your Vagina and vulva.
- Get to Know Your Vaginal discharge.
- Think About Cleaning.
- Air It out.
- Rethink Intimacy.
- Reassess Your periods.
- Rethink Your Medical Care as It Relates to Your pelvis.
- Make Peace with Your Pubic Hair.
I know that this might be uncomfortable. After all, we’ve all grown up in a society that calls vaginas and vulvas “private parts;” it’s no wonder we don’t spend a ton of time with the parts of us that are deemed inappropriate. But spending some time with a mirror and your pelvis can be not only empowering, but it could also save your life. You get ...
Vaginal discharge is normal, and I invite you to join me in geeking out over the science behind it. Essentially, vaginal discharge changes based on where you are in your menstrual cycle, all to support conception. The vaginal discharge that accompanies ovulation has the consistency of egg-whites and is ideal for allowing sperm to travel through it ...
And today, in “things the patriarchy has made us believe” we have: the notion that vaginas are dirty. Y’all, they’re not. They are just not. Vaginas are like rainforests (attribution to my dear friend Ericka, another midwife). They are complex ecosystems that, when left relatively undisturbed, do a phenomenal job of healing, changing and thriving. ...
Bacteria grows best in dark, warm, moist environments; and vaginas are the trifecta. If you think about it, vaginas and vulvas spend a lot of time in the dark and without fresh air, so see if you can incorporate some outdoor time into its day. (Bonus points if you do this outside—just mind your local laws, please.) Here are some ways to get more vu...
This one is deeply complex, and potentially triggering for some, so please only read if it feels right. Sexual pleasure is not bad. I know you know this, but like, do you really knowthis? Deep in your soul? Because people with vaginas have been indoctrinated to not actually believe it—to believe that they are wrong, dirty, immoral and bad for wanti...
How are periods for you? If you have a system down that works well for you, that’s awesome. But if you don’t, it might be time to reassess and reimagine the experience. Motherly’s Brand Editor, Sara Goldstein, wrote a comprehensive article on menstrual cupsif you’re intrigued. But whether or not it’s menstrual cups or something else, it can be grea...
This section may be potentially triggering for some, so please only read if it feels right. I became a midwife to make getting a pelvic exam better. Yes, I love babies and I love supporting pregnant people, but the truth is that a deep-rooted desire to improve pelvic exams was what started all of this. (Midwives do a lot more than catch babies! Gyn...
This is not where I tell you to stop waxing or shaving—because again: your body, your rules. I do, however, suggest that you make peace with your pubic hair, whatever that means for you. Like pretty much everything else we’ve discussed here, the notion that we need to be ashamed of pubic hair is the fault of our society, not you and your body. Pubi...
March 2005. Women's Health Special: Protect Your Very Private Parts. Seven sneaky gyno glitches and how to stay clear of them. By Rachel Grumman Bender. January 22, 2007. Kate Powers.
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Sep 8, 2022 · Deodorants marketed for use in genital areas are especially problematic because while armpit deodorants are sold to all, most products geared for the private parts are very much targeting women.
