25 surprising secrets about women’s private parts

　　1. "She" was formed four months before birth

　　The reproductive organs of the embryo will gradually mature and eventually baby Have your own gender. When the embryo is about 10 weeks old, if the DNA is destined to be a boy, then the "little brother" and testicles will gradually take shape. If the baby is a girl, the reproductive organs will grow into a vagina.

　　2. “She” is just a part of the reproductive organs

　　many female It is wrong to regard the vagina as the entire female reproductive organ. Even though the clitoris, vulva, and urethra are within an inch of each other, they are still separate components of the reproductive organs. So, how should a woman’s vagina be defined? The vagina is a moist muscular tube that begins in the inner vagina and extends about three inches toward the pelvis to the cervix ( Uterus opening). The vagina brings us orgasms, is the place where “good friends” pass through every month, and is also the exit for our babies to leave their mothers in the future.

　　3. Not all vaginas have hymens

　　If you don't bleed during the first night, it may be because you have inadvertently broken your hymen - this thin membrane usually attached to the opening of the vagina - it can be damaged by exercising and placing tampons - some people are even born without a hymen. On the contrary, some people's hymen is so thick that it has to be removed surgically - so that it is possible to have sex or insert a tampon.

　　4. "She" has a taste

　　healthy Your vagina will have a slightly different smell, depending on your meals, your own body odor, and where you are in your menstrual cycle. Other sources of odor include sweat, consumption of garlic, and semen mixed with secretions.