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A straight guy at a website by and for straight guys who can't get laid to save their lives explains why straight guys like him shouldn't go down on all of those women who won't sleep with them. Gay panic, of course, makes the list:
When a man has sex with a woman, his biological material stays within a woman's vagina—even if a condom is used. While the vagina is self-cleaning, the process to completely cleanse can take months. Do you really want another man's biological material in your mouth? And even if you think you're in a committed relationship, by the time you find out your woman is cheating on you, it'll be too late.
And if that doesn't persuade you not to go down on all those women who won't sleep with you, straight guys who can't get laid, then do it—or don't do it—for her sake:
Even if you're a master swordsman, your penis can't compete with your tongue in terms of creating clitoral stimulation. Why? The amount of stimulation cunnilingus provides is unnatural. Think about it: If the clitoris was meant to receive that much direct stimulation, Mother Nature would have placed it within the vaginal walls instead of on the periphery.
Some folks in my Twitter feed are suggesting that this is a parody site. I don't have the patience to investigate. Anybody want to dive in? (Thanks to Slog tipper Sarah.)

Planned Parenthood has a partner website about sexual health topics specifically for Nigeria. Would you like to go to the Nigeria website?

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Is it possible for a penis to go “too far” into a girl’s vagina?
No. Most women’s vaginas are between three and seven inches long. This usually depends on a woman’s general body stature. However, the vagina can stretch much longer and wider during sexual intercourse or childbirth. It is true, however, that some penises are too big to fit comfortably in some vaginas. This is one of the disadvantages of having a very big penis.
The vagina is the passage that connects a woman’s outer sex organs — the vulva — with the cervix and uterus. It’s often called the birth canal because it’s the way the fetus is pushed out of the body during childbirth. This is also where menstrual fluid leaves the body and where the penis goes during vaginal intercourse.

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As someone who sees about 35 vaginas a day, I can assure you that they come in all shapes and sizes. Life, childbirth, weight gain, sexual activity, gravity, and hormonal changes can have an effect on the contours of the vagina over time, but is this a problem?
The vagina is a muscular tube that is approximately 3-4 inches long and 2-3 inches wide. It expands for sexual activity and even more so for childbirth. Vaginal childbirth can affect the shape of the vagina. Think of the vagina as a tube sock. If an elastic tube sock has only ever had a foot in it, and then one day you put a cantaloupe in it, it is going to be a little stretched out initially. Vaginas are amazingly resilient, and they were made for childbirth. Most revert back to normal quite quickly. But when childbirth involves prolonged pushing, large babies, multiple births, or significant vaginal tears (especially if they don’t heal well or get infected), sometimes the pelvic floor can be damaged, permanently affecting the shape and function of the vagina.
It can take 6-12 weeks for the pelvic muscles to recover from childbirth. If after that time you have any of the following symptoms, then you might have pelvic floor damage and need to see your doctor.
If your vagina did not bounce back as well as you would have preferred from the adventures of childbirth, there are things you can do to get your vagina and pelvic floor back into shape. You can start with weight loss (if your BMI is more than 30), Kegels , and exercises that strengthen your core. If these don’t work, then there are specialized physical therapists who are trained to help women strengthen their pelvic floor.
If physical therapy doesn’t help, it may be time to see a doctor. Gynecologists or urogynecolog
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