Comments on: Vulva 101 http://www.metanotherfrog.com/2012/02/24/vulva-101/ Sexuality, Dating, Relationships, women, gender, and feminism. Tue, 07 May 2013 01:11:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Nikki B http://www.metanotherfrog.com/2012/02/24/vulva-101/#comment-8034 Nikki B Sat, 25 Feb 2012 20:06:46 +0000 http://www.metanotherfrog.com/?p=13688#comment-8034 Why ARE we so weird about the vulva? And I do mean all of us - men and women. I guess we're kinda weird about the peni too though... Why ARE we so weird about the vulva? And I do mean all of us – men and women. I guess we’re kinda weird about the peni too though…
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]]> By: Adam http://www.metanotherfrog.com/2012/02/24/vulva-101/#comment-8033 Adam Fri, 24 Feb 2012 21:50:14 +0000 http://www.metanotherfrog.com/?p=13688#comment-8033 I think that the Vulva 101 project is a wonderful thing. As you've pointed out, it helps people see things in a different manner. That's why I'm proud that my girl (and some of my friends) are featured in the book. One of the great things about the book, in regards to its content, is that Hylton took women of all types. He didn't just go looking for the super-models. He didn't just ask for women who had a symmetrical or "perfect" vulva, for the simple fact that there is no "perfect" definition. Women have to see that their uniqueness makes them wonderful, regardless of what society would say about them having to fit into specifics molds. I think that the Vulva 101 project is a wonderful thing. As you’ve pointed out, it helps people see things in a different manner. That’s why I’m proud that my girl (and some of my friends) are featured in the book.

One of the great things about the book, in regards to its content, is that Hylton took women of all types. He didn’t just go looking for the super-models. He didn’t just ask for women who had a symmetrical or “perfect” vulva, for the simple fact that there is no “perfect” definition. Women have to see that their uniqueness makes them wonderful, regardless of what society would say about them having to fit into specifics molds.

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