

Buoyed by that optimism - and figuring you can never have too much of a good thing - and just that freaking devoted to you accepting yourselves, gosh darnit, I'm giving it all another go. I sure hope not: we all deserve to feel good about and accept our bodies, including our genitals. Maybe we're just shouting into the void and some folks are just going to stay convinced their bodies are abnormal or unacceptable no matter what we say no matter what logic and realistic information we put out there. Whatever it is that keeps churning labia worries out these days is doing it like bunnies. We've worn t-shirts which proclaim "I Love Labia!" while shaking peach, violet, brown and pink pom-poms on the White House lawn (okay, so we haven't but if someone sent the supplies, we would in a heartbeat), but for the love of Pete, the labia freak-outs keep sticking around. We've directed people to some links or books with labial imagery. We've talked about it in other pieces, we've suggested visiting gynecologists to have an expert assure someone they're normal. We've answered questions like this tirelessly for years. We've done blog-a-thons on it in years past. Is your inner labia supposed to hang past your outer labia? I am not really sure if my personal area is right. All the vaginas I've seen, the inner lips are hidden by the outer ones, and mine aren't. Is it normal to have long inner vagina lips? Do guys like longer inner lips? Mine are about half an inch longer than the outer ones. Is it normal? or is something bad that I should have removed? Please help me. It did not appear out of nowhere I've had it for a long time.
#Vagina shapes front skin
There's extra skin on the left side of my vagina that hangs down, it's kind of wrinkly, and it's stretchy.

I am very concerned about the physical appearance of my vagina. I really need help on what I should do.īeing sexually active, I have become more conscious about my vagina. I just cannot get the thought that I look gross out of my mind. I still consider surgery when I turn 18 for myself. I was very surprised and pleased but couldn't shake the idea of what he really thought. I eventually let him and he did not say one thing bout my larger labia. He was confused at why I would do that and told me he really want to give me oral sex and I really wanted to. About a week ago at his house things started to get serious but kept my hands covering my vagina because I was nervous. I've been with this guy for about 8 months and he's been down there with his hands and what not but I am a virgin and I was very skeptical about even letting him perform oral sex on me because of the reaction that he might have thinking it's disgusting. I am not sure if I was always like this or not. I am 16 and started noticing this about a year or so ago. At times I even try to tuck them in so you can see them. I think it looks gross in certain underwear and I am very insecure about it. Mine are big and noticeable which I know are normal but still bother me. I've read a lot of your articles on labia but I still can't seem to get the thought of my own out of my head.

My inner vaginal "lips" stick out, is this normal? I'm insecure about it, and embarrassed to let my boyfriend see. My boyfriend has asked me if I wanted to have sex but I turned him down because of this. I won't even let my boyfriend touch me there, cause I'm afraid he will think I'm not normal or something. My inner lips are way, way bigger then my outer ones! It wasn't like that when I was little! It really bugs me. Here are some recent questions and comments we've had from people concerned about their labia: If we had to make a list of the top five questions we've gotten at the site over the last few years, "What's wrong with my labia?" would come right on the heels of "Am I pregnant?" "What's sex like?" and "Is it okay for me to have sex/masturbate?" and sit just in front of "Is my penis too small?" Whether more people are just asking about it than before, or concerns are growing, we've been seeing more and more - often unfounded - worries about labia as the years have gone by.
