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Die Vulva sieht bei jedem Mädchen anders aus – fast wie ein Fingerabdruck! Die Unterschiede erkennt man vor allem an der Schambehaarung, sowie den inneren und äußeren Schamlippen.
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Vaginas and vulvas are as unique as faces — they all have the same parts, but everyone’s looks a little different. Labia (the inner and outer lips) come in all shapes and sizes. People can have dangly labia, puffy labia, or barely-there labia.
Nach einer Umfrage des Männer-Magazins Playboy aus dem Jahr 2017 haben: 38% der befragten Frauen eine komplett rasierte Vulva. Und unrasiert sind 20,6% der Frauen. Doch auch wenn die überwiegende Mehrheit der Frauen zur rasierten Vulva tendiert – dies hat auch Nachteile: Beim Rasieren können Hautreizungen und Irritationen entstehen.
Dazu gehören zum Beispiel die Ausdrücke Muschi, Möse, Fotze, Pussy, Bär oder Mumu, manche davon sind eher abwertend! Seltener benutzt werden Begriffe wie Blüte, Pflaume, Schnecke oder Yoni. ℹDiese Galerie soll aufklären: Jede Vulva ist anders. Akzeptiere deinen Körper so, wie er ist!
First there was 100 sets of breasts, then there were 100 penises and now photographer Laura Dodsworth has completed what she calls an ‘unexpected trilogy’ by photographing 100 vulvas.
You might notice the changes in size or shape of your genitals during your teen years, because of course it won't look the same as it was in your childhood. Notice that the fully matured vagina length is between 3-5 inches and it is connected to the cervix.
Young people can send nudes using phones, tablets and laptops and can share them across any app, site or game, including during a livestream. It could include sharing them across devices using offline services like Airdrop or Bluetooth.
Vaginal discharge is completely normal — it’s how your vagina maintains its healthy, clean, and balanced environment. However, there are some types of vaginal discharge that might signal that...
Vaginal discharge (or just “discharge”) is a fluid that comes from the vagina. It might be in your underwear or on toilet paper when you wipe. You may start to notice it about 6 months to 1 year before you get your first period. It’s perfectly normal to have discharge.