Very young tight vaginas

Sharing personal information brings people closer together. Verified by Psychology Today. All About Sex. Many women complain that their vaginas are "too tight" or "too loose," and many men raise the issue about lovers.

From perennially perky breasts to smooth, hairless legs, womanhood has been constantly sexualized and subjected to unrealistic standards. However, none have been as harmful, or as unexplored, as the expectation of having a tight vagina. Tight vaginas are prized in almost every society and culture that has roots in patriarchy. And this stereotype appears to heavily affect Asian women in particular. And how do they bring it on home for the win? Oh, the smallest vaginas in the game. Valinda Nwadike, MD and obstetrics and gynecology specialist in California, Maryland, can see how this stereotype exists, and whole heartedly disagrees with the premise.

I became sexually active at 21, and just recently turned Given that information, most people would be shocked to hear that I only tore my hymen three months ago. Last year, I went to my gynecologist complaining of pain every time I attempted penetration. The doctor confirmed that, in accordance with my suspicions, the thickness of my hymen was to blame.

The notion of vaginal tightness holds a special place in our culture. When comedian Nikki Glaser recently pretended to interview other girls to date her boyfriend as part of their open relationship, vagina tightness was the key vetting criteria. Strangely, all the candidates insisted they were extremely tight— too tight, even. Decades of regressive, sexist messages are effective in part because they manage to mutate while still maintaining their effects.