Is there a noticeable difference between different vaginas?

Adam, 26, tells Metro.co.uk that yes, there are noticeable differences between different vaginas purely in terms of penetrative sensation. ‘Some feel harder, some wetter, some deeper, some tighter, squishier, funner,’ he explains.

How many different kinds of vaginas are there?

Contrary to popular belief, most vaginas aren’t neat little packages with all the pieces perfectly tucked in. Rather, vaginas all look quite different. However, according to a former bikini waxer who goes only by Mel to protect the identity of her clients, there are five different overall vagina shapes that she has seen in her career.

What is the most uncommon shape of vagina?

The most uncommon shape is what Mel calls the Ms. Barbie, in which the labia minora are totally contained within the labia magora. The waxer noted that this is what most people think of when they picture a vagina, but it is not what most vaginas look like.

What are the most common misconceptions about vaginas?

“The common misconception is that this type of vagina seems like its old, run down, tired or just got off a major diet. Fortunately, men really don’t mind the extra skin, so don’t be afraid to embrace it,” O’Neilly says.

What does it mean when your vagina tightens up during sex?

It also gets lubricated to help ease penetration. When you have sex (during penetration): This is when your vagina tightens around your man’s penis, making it pleasurable for both you and him. This is also partly because during this time there is a greater amount of blood flow to the vagina that causes the walls to thicken.

What does it mean when your cervix is red after sex?

The most common condition is that the vagina is extremely dry and stretched after sex and after some time cervical production gets back to its normal rate. The color of cervical mucus could be red, yellow, pink, crème, etc. These depend on your hygiene and intensity of sexual activity.

Is it normal for my vagina to be loose?

Vaginas can naturally become looser over time due to aging, menopause or vaginal childbirth. There is absolutely no scientific proof that sex causes the vagina to become loose. But if you are concerned that you vagina is looser than before there are solutions to help tighten your vagina.