1. Bleeding does not necessarily occur on the wedding night

It is not accurate to use "first night bleeding" to judge whether a woman is a virgin. If there is no bleeding during the first night, it may be because you have inadvertently broken your hymen. The hymen is a thin membrane that is usually attached to the opening of the vagina and can easily be damaged by exercise or other accidents. Of course, there is another situation where some women are born without a hymen. Or, someone's hymen is too thick and will not rupture during sexual intercourse. This can only be solved through surgery.

2. The necessary place where the baby is born

Except for caesarean section, the baby must be squeezed through the vagina before it can be born. Therefore, the vagina can be considered the most important female reproductive organ, but it is not the whole story. A woman's vagina is a moist, muscular tube that begins in the inner vagina and extends about three inches toward the pelvis to the cervix. The vagina brings women orgasm. It is the place where the "big aunt" flows through every month. It is also an important exit for babies to leave the mother's body.

3. A large number of bacteria breed in the vagina

I often see advertisements like this, saying that if a newlywed woman does not pay attention to sexual hygiene, it is easy for a large number of bacteria to breed in the vagina and destroy her reproductive health. But don't be afraid, it is these bacteria that maintain the acidic environment in the vagina and protect the bride from disease infections. Generally speaking, there are about 15 kinds of bacteria in the vagina, and they are the guards against harmful microorganisms and bacteria.

4. The labia are rarely perfectly symmetrical

Just like breasts, one side will always be fuller than the other, and the labia on one side will be longer or thicker than the other side. No matter you feel that your two pieces are not very coordinated, they are within the normal range, and their length, size, and thickness will not affect your health or sexual pleasure. Of course, you can also use private plastic surgery to help. The doctor will create small, symmetrical, tight labia according to your needs. If you want, you can also bleach them to a tender pink. In a procedure called labiaplasty, a plastic surgeon uses a scalpel or laser to reshape the two labia to make them look more symmetrical. However, since this is a purely "cosmetic" surgery and there is no need to do it, few doctors recommend it.

5. The vagina sings due to sex

It's not unusual for your vagina to make sounds during sex. If your partner can maintain a good frequency, the sound will sound like a beautiful drum beat. The secret is that if he "enters the whole body" and then "retreats the whole body" every time, then air will inevitably leak in during each entry and exit, and the air will be squeezed out from a relatively closed environment. It sounds like the vagina is singing.

6. Three tablespoons of daily secretions

After getting married, I suddenly found that my vaginal discharge increased, and my lower body felt wet all day long. This is precisely because you are at the peak of hormonal secretion in your life, during which approximately three tablespoons of secretions are produced every day. However, this peak period is determined by the growth status of the individual's uterus. The function of the secretions is to bring out the old cells and tissues in the uterus and form new ones - this is the way the uterus cleans itself. After the honeymoon period, the secretion will gradually decrease until it is only about a tablespoon before menopause.