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visionepsays...I liked the point of this one, but it seemed like they were squirmish and didn't want to give too much info.
Other questions that could have been answered and that I don't want to google:
1. What does it look like?
2. Do other animals have them?
3. Does it or did it serve some biological purpose?
4. How did men ever discover that it was there?
JustSayingYou know what's the biggest bummer? There are no marching bands coming out of a woman vagina once her hymen gets ripped.
Life's unfair.
PaybackNot exactly sure why men would be surprised women have 3 openings, we do too. Kinda inside-out arrangement from the bedazzlejayjay, but still three.
Jinxsays...1) Depends
2) WHY?!?
3) Dunno. It shrinks as girls age, possible it helps keep germs etc out before, you know, anything else might need to go there.
4) The same way as women prolly. Winky Face. I'd wager men have probably _seen_ about as much, or possibly more, hymen (Hang on, plural of hymen? Hymens?) than women given-
a) I don't imagine it's actually that easy for women to see their own hymen - feel free to correct me on this ladies.
b) Gynecology, as indeed almost all of the medical specialist areas, has been the domain of men until recently.
Oh, and I did google it and I don't regret it because of this entry on the wikipedia page:
"In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, medical researchers used the presence of the hymen, or lack thereof, as founding evidence of physical diseases such as "womb-fury", i.e. (female) hysteria. If not cured, womb-fury would, according to these early doctors, result in death."
One wonders what treatment they might have prescribed for WOOOMB-FURY!!!!
I liked the point of this one, but it seemed like they were squirmish and didn't want to give too much info.
Other questions that could have been answered and that I don't want to google:
1. What does it look like?
2. Do other animals have them?
3. Does it or did it serve some biological purpose?
4. How did men ever discover that it was there?
visionepsays...Hmm.. Hysteria, as I recall, the treatment for that was regular orgasms administered by a doctor using a vibrator.
Yep:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/all-about-sex/201303/hysteria-and-the-strange-history-vibrators
1) Depends
2) WHY?!?
3) Dunno. It shrinks as girls age, possible it helps keep germs etc out before, you know, anything else might need to go there.
4) The same way as women prolly. Winky Face. I'd wager men have probably _seen_ about as much, or possibly more, hymen (Hang on, plural of hymen? Hymens?) than women given-
a) I don't imagine it's actually that easy for women to see their own hymen - feel free to correct me on this ladies.
b) Gynecology, as indeed almost all of the medical specialist areas, has been the domain of men until recently.
Oh, and I did google it and I don't regret it because of this entry on the wikipedia page:
"In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, medical researchers used the presence of the hymen, or lack thereof, as founding evidence of physical diseases such as "womb-fury", i.e. (female) hysteria. If not cured, womb-fury would, according to these early doctors, result in death."
One wonders what treatment they might have prescribed for WOOOMB-FURY!!!!
JustSayingWomb-fury sounds terrible! I wish I could help somehow...
SDGundamXActually, womb fury sounds like the most awesome name ever for an all-female punk rock band.
Womb-fury sounds terrible! I wish I could help somehow...
poolcleanerThe treatment of womb fury is the band Womb Fury, who will play sexually charged rock n roll for you, and then band bang your womb fury out. They nicknamed the drummer Ass Fury for some reason. Hmmm...
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