What's what down there?

The vagina is not just an open orifice. (oh my we’d have problems if that were the case!) Many women have never explored their vulva and have no idea what to expect when they do, and the idea of examining their vulva may cause considerable anxiety. This unfamiliarity with their body may result in emotional distress when they explore sex alone and with a partner. It also presents a problem in that they don’t know the normal and healthy characteristics of their vulva, which vary from vulva to vulva. For health reasons it is important for a woman to know what is normal for her, and to monitor her vulvar health on a regular basis. Caring for your body becomes much more difficult if you don’t know how things normally look, feel, smell, and even taste.

A hand held mirror may be helpful.

This website will help you figure out what everything is better than what I can explain in plain text: (caution: explicit photos for education purposes!) Plain anatomy of the female reproductive organs: http://the-clitoris.com/n_html/anatomy.htm Helping identify & locate different parts of the vulva: http://the-clitoris.com/n_html/qa_1/qa1_4.htm Helping identify & locate different parts of the vagina & vulva: http://the-clitoris.com/n_html/loc_vag.htm

There are many other topics on the website for you to explore if you want to educate yourself more about female anatomy and sexual health(main site): http://www.the-clitoris.com

xox Sika