pussy

In the UK it’s pussy, in Spain conejo (rabbit) and in the USA beaver (apologies if you didn’t know all that and you are embarrassed—but on my websites we don’t do coy). All references to a woman’s exterior genitalia seem to suggest a small furry animal. The vulva-vagina is the prize for many a man’s dream (and I suppose, these days, one has to say for those who bat for the other team too). Vaginal health is little talked about; probably less than vaginal disease even. A new study called my attention to an interesting fact. Apparently vaginal flora can change quite significantly over time. This is issue is almost as important as intestinal flora and the subject of dysbiosis.

In the UK it’s pussy, in Spain conejo (rabbit) and in the USA beaver (apologies if you didn’t know all that and you are embarrassed—but on my websites we don’t do coy). All references to a woman’s exterior genitalia seem to suggest a small furry animal. The vulva-vagina is the prize for many a man’s dream (and I suppose, these days, one has to say for those who bat for the other team too). Vaginal health is little talked about; probably less than vaginal disease even. A new study called my attention to an interesting fact. Apparently vaginal flora can change quite significantly over time. This is issue is almost as important as intestinal flora and the subject of dysbiosis.