Teen First Anal Make Me Crazy

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Like the rest of us, vaginas have had a tough year.
They’ve been through ridiculous opinions about the existence of the female orgasm (it’s real, mate. You just haven’t witnessed one), a n increase in people asking for labiaplasty to meet a restrictive ideal of genital beauty , and, as usual, a whole host of terrible vagina-related detoxes, cleanses, and fads.
You’d hope that after all the ‘please don’t put ___ in your vagina’ articles of 2016, people would stop doing strange things to their vaginas.
But alas, the vagina-related misery continued into 2017.
We blame our general shame around the vagina and the lack of education concerning all things vulva and vag. No wonder people are reaching for bizarre DIY vagina treatments when they’re not taught about basic vaginal hygiene (namely that the vagina is self-cleaning and you can pretty much leave it to it. Just wash the vulva – the external genitals – with warm water).
Here are just a few of the things people did to their vaginas in 2017. Please do not do them in 2018.
According to a bunch of vagina hack themed articles, blow drying your vulva after sex is a great way to get rid of unhealthy bacteria and prevent yeast infections.
Not only could the use of a blow-dryer internally disrupt the good bacteria in the vagina that works to protect it, you could also end up burning the delicate vaginal mucosa.
The end result: A sore vagina that’s more prone to infection, not less.
There is no need for your vulva to shimmer as brightly as your cheekbones, alright?
Ah, Lifehacker. The website behind many terrible ideas masquerading as ways to make your life easier.
This year they recommended popping a makeup sponge in your vagina as a way to have mess-free period sex.
This is not a wise idea, as makeup sponges are often made of polyester foam – a material with strong links to toxic shock syndrome.
YOUR VAGINA DOES NOT NEED TO BE DETOXED. We will yell that over and over again for as long as it takes for people to stop selling and buying herbs to pop inside vaginas.
Yoni tea is a catchy name for little bags of herbs that you drop into hot water. Users are then advised to either soak in that hot water, or hold their vaginas over the water to steam ’em.
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The claimed benefits included increased tightness, a ‘detoxed’ vagina, improved fertility, and a ‘nourished womb’.
This is, obviously, all total nonsense.
Any herbal remedies for your vagina are likely to disrupt the good bacteria in your vag, leaving you with soreness, irritation, or an infection. Steaming disrupts that delicate balance further. So combining the two is a terrible idea.
Contrary to what you see in porn, not all vulvae are Barbie smooth. It’s perfectly normal to have visible labia.
If your labia are causing discomfort, labiaplasty is a valid option.
But if you’re thinking of committing to surgery so you look all smooth in a pair of leggings, it might be worth swapping to a looser style of trousers. That’ll help to prevent yeast infections, as an added bonus.
A bunch of people on the internet recommend giving your vagina a refreshing cucumber cleanse – peeling the skin of a cucumber, shoving it inside the vagina, and twisting it around for twenty minutes.
I genuinely can’t believe we have to say this, but please don’t put a cucumber into your vagina to ‘cleanse’ it.
The vagina is self-cleaning. It does not need any internal cleansing, especially not in the form of a cucumber, which could be prone to all kinds of dodgy fungi.
A cucumber cleanse will only disrupt the vagina’s balance of bacteria and leave it infected. Not fun.
Used for everything from sexual pleasure to treating yeast infection, there are loads of proponents of using Vicks VapoRub in the vagina on the internet.
But – you guessed it – this really isn’t a good idea. Vicks is much too harsh to go on the vulva or vagina, and you risk a world of tingling pain if you rub it on or inside there.
Women are douching their vaginas with a mixture of cider vinegar and water, soaking tampons in vinegar, and soaking in vinegar baths – all in an attempt to make the vagina tighter.
First off, none of these methods will work. They could also cause serious damage and irritation to the vagina. The idea that your vagina needs to have a vice-like grip is toxic.
Stick to putting vinegar on salads, never in your undercarriage. ‘Kay?
Thankfully, Mensez ‘feminine lipstick’ never really took off – because it’s absolutely absurd.
The product was designed to stick together the labia minora to stop period blood from coming out of the vagina. It was supposed to dissolve when it came into contact with urine, so you’d pee to allow your menstrual fluids to pour out every few hours.
The maker, Dr Dopps, did not respond well to criticism, but he also appears to have given up on selling his labia lipstick.
That’s probably a good thing. Please don’t stick your labia together.
All together now: THE VAGINA IS SELF-CLEANING.
Any kind of douching is a bad idea, but especially so if you’re using an abrasive oil that could burn your vaginal mucosa.
Rather than reaching for the Bonjela when you find a lump or bump around your genitals, please go to a doctor to get their advice. It’s much better to get a professional view than risking infection and pain trying to sort something out yourself.
Stop putting herbs in your vagina. Please, please, please.
Back in June of 2017, we found out that people on Etsy were casually selling oak galls – another word for wasp nests – designed to tighten the vagina and boost sexual pleasure.
Shoving wasp nests in your vagina will disrupt the good bacteria and could cause abrasions internally. Not good.
This trendy treatment – which claims to have anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal effects – was sold as being a snazzy way to treat infections, unexplained pain in the vagina, and pelvic pain. It involves inserting a cannula into the vagina, funneling in gas, and allowing ozone gas to pour into the vagina for five to fifteen minutes.
Horrific side effects could include a gas embolism – a bubble trapped in the blood stream which could cause death . Actual death.
Ozone is also a toxic gas with no known useful medical benefits.
Not only is there absolutely no need for your vaginal fluids to twinkle, the plastics used in glitter are likely to scratch up your bits.
And, as with any foreign object you shove in your vagina, you risk disrupting the pH balance and causing an infection.
A lesson: Just because Gwyneth Paltrow does something, doesn’t mean you should.
Jade eggs do f*** all to your hormones or your ‘female energy’, and carrying them around for prolonged periods of time could result in vaginal spasms and toxic shock syndrome.
Your vagina does not need to taste like fruit.
‘When exposed to temperatures of – 20 degrees C or less for a minute or more cells undergo cryonecrosis, i.e. they are killed by the cold,’ explains vagina expert Dr Jen Gunter, noting that cryonecrosis can cause thermal shock, vascular stasis, dehydration, and denuration of proteins. ‘This does not make me thing of rocking good orgasms.
‘It makes me think of sloughing tissue, unnatural redness, a big nasty scab, a horrendous vaginal discharge, and delicate new skin. And frostbite, it makes me think of that as well.
‘It is completely unstudied and potentially dangerous and everything the spa is trying to sell as a health benefit is simply a consequence of frostbite worded to sound like it is something positive. This idea that tighter genital skin is desirable is very harmful.’
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As we head into a new year, let us make 2018 the time in which we put an end to damaging and baffling vagina-related treatments and trends.
Your vagina is magical as it is. It needs no detoxes, teas, oils, herbs, cleanses, or fancy treatments. Let it do its thing.

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20 Dirty Little Secrets Women Go Out Of Their Way To Keep From Men
By The Frisky — Written on Apr 14, 2021
A friend of mine — a guy who used to occasionally step out on his woman and hook up with other girls — had the strangest theory about the female species.
"Women don't cheat," he told me, when I asked if he was ever worried she was doing the same thing to him. "It's just not in their nature."
I laughed. Of course, I wasn't surprised when he found out she'd been two-timing him for most of their relationship, after their inevitable breakup, but he was completely shocked.
But during my two-and-a-half years of interviewing countless women, I discovered that there are many, many more things that we ladies keep secret from men.
Most of the time, women keep secrets that are personal to them: how they see their body , what they do in their free time, or any guilty pleasures they may have.
It's okay for women to have dirty secrets stashed away where men can't find them because there are just some things you want to keep to yourself — and that's perfectly understandable. These secrets might be embarrassing or too personal, and only when you're ready should you share.
Either way, women will always keep secrets from their partner, but most of the time these secrets aren't anything to worry about; rather, they are harmless thoughts women have about themselves and don't think of sharing with others.
It might be something like wanting their partner to be kinkier in bed, or that they want to go out with their girlfriends and get a little crazy. Sometimes, a woman's closest friends know more than what their husbands or boyfriends see.
As soon as we're alone in the house — husband leaves for the office, kids go to school, roommate goes out of town — and we have quality free time knowing no one is going to walk in on us, we touch ourselves.
Sometimes we even just do it if you're still in the house if that quality free time is never going to come. Usually, it's while we're in the bathroom.
And in the shower. And sometimes we really just want to do it in the hot tub, but we try to not do that out of respect for everyone else in there.
From our toes, our chin, our lips, moles on the backs of our legs, and our nipples. And we really, really enjoy plucking a stubborn ingrown hair . Getting that sucker out is, for some gross reason, such sweet satisfaction.
Or the pillow you were sleeping on when you're not around. If you were to catch us doing this, we'd be mortified.
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Maybe go to a swingers party , have a threesome, or be a dirty stripper for a night, but with no emotional consequences.
And very often, we will dress for them and subtly flirt just so they will. We don't want to actually sleep with them — we just want them to want us.
As long as they aren't rude or nasty, it can be kind of flattering. We also like it when you get a little jealous, to a degree. Not in an irrational or psycho way, just a bit to show you're protective and you care.
The longer, the louder and the stinkier, the more enjoyable.
This includes spilling all of your embarrassing secrets, sneaking cigarettes or other substances, and drinking way more than we let on. Grinding with strangers at a club can also sometimes occur.
But we'll never marry you. Brains and kindness will always trump hotness when it comes to marriage material .
Or sometimes we're just plain excited. And we hate being judged for it.
Hate it, hate it, hate it! But we like that when it's cleaned up, you go down on us more readily. In a perfect world, you would go down on us with regularity on naturally poofy pubes.
And it's usually a deal-breaker for women who are of child-bearing age.
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As long as you're kind and emotionally generous and work hard. Laziness and lack of motivation are inherently un-sexy.
We'll certainly give it the old college try if we want you bad enough, though.
A little belly, gray hairs, even a receding hairline. It reminds us that we all have body issues and that we shouldn't be so insecure or hard on ourselves. Being human is cool, but being whiny about your paunch or constantly fussing over your gray temples is as annoying as us always asking, "Does this make me look fat?"
A gross and pervy situation, another man, being dominated... who knows. But most of us love to fantasize. It doesn't mean we're not sexually attracted to you, we just need the mental images to take it up a notch.
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As long as we have the technology, they will never be fully out of our lives or minds. This doesn't mean we still love them; we're just curious.
...as long as we're the ones doing the drunk kissing. We consider sleeping with another man cheating .
We say we miss you but are often secretly glad you're gone so we can totally relax and be ourselves. But we still love it when you come back.
Emily Hingle is a writer, editor, and social media coordinator at LCIA.
This article was originally published at The Frisky . Reprinted with permission from the author.
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A WOMAN live-streamed herself crying and screaming for help as she was 'raped' in the middle of a packed dance floor.
The alleged victim was heard repeatedly shouting "no" and "someone please help me", but no one intervened.
The woman, who can not be named, had uploaded several live videos to her Facebook on Saturday night as she partied at Opera, a nightclub in Atlanta, US.
She posted five videos to the site the fifth showed the moment she was allegedly raped by a man she had been dancing with all evening.
In the shocking 12 minute video which has since been removed, showed the woman saying: "help me" repeatedly.
She then started to get louder, shouting "help me, help me, help me, oh god help me".
Terrified, she continues to yell "no".
In the footage there is a man seen with his phone, seemingly filming the horrific incident.
She screams and "please stop, oh god please."
At one point it's alleged that the man was heard saying "shh" and "baby" as she continued to cry and shout for him to stop.
In all the other videos, that still remain on her Facebook wall, feature the man in question.
Before the supposed attack, they were filmed dancing and laughing together.
The woman told him that she was celebrating her birthday and that she was by herself.
He asks her if she wants a drink, to which she explained she never drinks but she has had one for her birthday.
He is heard saying: "Have another for your birthday."
To which she requests something "sweet and with vodka".
Throughout the videos the pair dance, but she seems to get more intoxicated.
He calls her his "new best friend" and kisses her on the cheek.
But suddenly, the night takes a horrendous turn - leaving the club goer screaming in distress.
She released another video the following day on her Facebook page, thanking her friends and family for their support.
She said: "I don't even want to address the situation. I don't want to talk about it, but I'm going to be alright, I'm going to be ok.
She added: "All I want is justice, that's it. That's the game y'all"
The video was viewed by 957,000 times and became inundated with messages of support.
Eagle-eyed viewers claimed to have seen the man spiking her drink with a pill.
Police are investigating the alleged attack.
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