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My question is about my vaginal area. I'm not the best educated person when it comes to this so please bear with me. I just noticed today after I got out of the shower that I have a hole on/above my clitoris. Is that hole supposed to be there? and why is it there? Also, I've noticed before that there have been lumps that are almost like pimples on the outer "lips" of my vagina. I thought they were pimples but they don't have the "heads" for popping them. eventually they go away, but I've had that more than once before; though, I haven't had one recently. I am a sexually active teen but I use protection. can you please help me? I'm too embarrassed to ask family...
wow.. I would hope I can do the same thing. I would like to be on birth control as well, just to be extra safe. I'm definately going to look in to finding a place like that, though I haven't heard of any around.. thank you so much!
my mother was the same way! in the end i just asked her if i could get my info from her and make the app my self, and where i lived there was a plan parenthood and they can give you exams for free if you tell them you dont have a job and you dont have to have a parent with you to go, thats where i went when i was 17 to get on bc without my mom knowing and i told them i didnt have a job or insurance and i didnt pay a penny
I would.. but the problem is I really can't. my mother has all of my information and when I ask her to do things like that; she says okay, but never does. and when I ask her about it again at a later time, she gets angry and says that she is working on it but has many things to get to.
thank you.. but I've done some very personal investigating.. and that doesn't seem to be where the pee comes out..
the hole above your clitoris is what you pee out of..and the little dot pimple things on your lips are normal and i have them also..if they ever start to itch or swell or something out of the ordanary then you should seek medical attention because they might be something different then what a womans normal body has..i hope i was some help
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