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Female Reproductive structure
Is it normal for a 15 years old woman to have an uneven size of labias / external structure of the female repro.? The On said its normal , I'm just interested about other opinions, cause what if I got married and my husband think I'm not virgin anymore because of that.
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Keep in mind that what you are seeing in either books, video's, or media etc. are images that can range from the ideal (near perfect) to the uncommon (somewhat different or unusual). I think we (women) can be very judgmental and harsh on ourselves, when we think that we aren't living up to a certain expectation or standard in our culture/society. If at a young age, you can learn to accept who you are and any differences you might have, you will feel so much more comfortable and reassured with yourself than most people your age.
Good Luck :)
Keep in mind that what you are seeing in either books, video's, or media etc. are images that can range from the ideal (near perfect) to the uncommon (somewhat different or unusual). I think we (women) can be very judgmental and harsh on ourselves, when we think that we aren't living up to a certain expectation or standard in our culture/society. If at a young age, you can learn to accept who you are and any differences you might have, you will feel so much more comfortable and reassured with yourself than most people your age.
Good Luck :)
ooh thank you, sometimes i'm lil worried about this cause it's really different from the female repro. i'm studying.
Hi,
Yes, it is normal ~ no two women are the same, yet we share many similarities :)
Being a virgin or not, has nothing to do with the size of your labia, in other words your husband cannot judge you based upon your labia.
Take Care
Yes, it is normal ~ no two women are the same, yet we share many similarities :)
Being a virgin or not, has nothing to do with the size of your labia, in other words your husband cannot judge you based upon your labia.
Take Care
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