13 things women must know about sex

　　☆“Her reproductive organs, which were formed during the embryonic period four months before birth, will gradually mature and eventually baby Have your own gender. When the embryo is about 10 weeks old, if the DNA is destined to be a boy, then the "little brother" and testicles will gradually take shape. If the baby is a girl, the reproductive organs will grow into a vagina.

　　☆Not all vaginas have a hymen. If you don't bleed during your first night, it may be because you inadvertently broke your hymen - the thin membrane that usually attaches to the opening of the vagina. Exercise and tampons can damage it - and some people are even born without a hymen. On the contrary, some people's hymen is so thick that it has to be removed surgically - so that it is possible to have sex or insert a tampon.

　　☆“She's just one part of many reproductive organs female It is wrong to regard the vagina as the entire female reproductive organ. Even though the clitoris, vulva, and urethra are within an inch of each other, they are still separate components of the reproductive organs. So, how should a woman’s vagina be defined? The vagina is a moist, muscular tube that begins in the inner vagina and extends about three inches toward the pelvis to the cervix ( Uterus opening). The vagina brings us orgasms, is the place where “good friends” pass through every month, and is also the exit for our babies to leave their mothers in the future.

　　☆The busier the busier the healthy 　　Regular sex will make your vagina healthier. Because having sex makes the vaginal muscles loosen exercise , thereby keeping them tight. In addition, the more mucus secreted due to excitement before sex, the less likely it is to cause vaginal damage during sex.

　　☆How much mucus is secreted? When women are excited, their vaginas secrete mucus, which is the body's natural lubricant. But how much is normal? Some people secrete a lot and the entire vagina is wet, while others only feel a little moist - experts say these are normal.

　　☆Don’t be afraid that there are a lot of bacteria in the vagina. It is these bacteria that maintain the acidic environment in the vagina and protect us from infection. In your vagina, there are about 15 types of bacteria camped out, and they are the guardians against harmful microorganisms and bacteria.

　　☆"She" makes noises during sex. The vagina makes noises during sex, mainly caused by the way your partner enters. If he "goes all the way in" and then "retreats all the way" every time, then air will inevitably leak in during each entry and exit, and when the air is squeezed out from a relatively closed environment, it will sound like farting.

　　☆Plastic Surgery Can Help You Create the Perfect Pair The latest "under the knife" trend isn't for breast augmentation or reduction, but for your secret garden Plastic surgery . The doctor will create small, symmetrical, tight labia according to your needs, and can also be bleached to a tender pink if you wish. In a procedure called labiaplasty, a plastic surgeon uses a scalpel or laser to reshape the two labia to make them look more symmetrical. However, since this is a purely "cosmetic" surgery and there is no need to do it, few doctors recommend this surgery.

　　☆Your daily secretion will be two tablespoons. During ovulation, your hormone secretion will reach its peak, and during this period, you will produce about two tablespoons of secretion every day. This peak period is determined by the uterus, and the secretions will bring out the old cells and tissues in the uterus and form new ones - this is the uterus's way of cleaning itself. During the remaining non-ovulatory days, your secretion will be only about half a tablespoon per day.

　　☆Labia are rarely perfectly symmetrical. Just as one breast always competes to be fuller than the other, one labia may be longer or thicker than its neighbor. No matter how inconsistent you think your two pieces are, experts will still say that these are within the normal range, and their length, size, and thickness will not affect your health or sexual pleasure.

　　☆The First Inch Is the Most Sensitive Although the 2/3 closest to the cervix is ​​an important part of a woman's sexual arousal, the first inch is the most sensitive area to pleasure. “Because in this area nerve The terminal distribution is the densest.

　　☆“She's craving fresh air Just like the rest of your body, your vagina needs fresh air. If tight jeans or man-made fiber underwear make her breathless, bacteria will multiply and infection can easily occur.

　　☆“She'll be itchy 　　skin Dryness, sweating, and thick clothing can all make you feel itchy or stinging. However, severe itching that lasts for more than a day or itching that feels like it comes from inside the vagina is not that simple. It may be a bacterial infection or other reproductive organs. disease。