We need a good balance
Yin and Yang are terms from Chinese philosophy. They can be understood as the feminine and masculine principle. They are opposites and complement each other. The way I see it, in our currently still partriarchal world the balance of both forces has got out of hand. I tried to capture it in the following way:…
“Normal” vulvas – what science has to say
“But what IS normal?” you ask. Protruding inner labia? The Barbie doll slit? Luscious outer lips? Let’s turn to science for an answer: to date, there are only four studies on natural anatomical variation of female genitalia in science literature – from Britain, Denmark, Turkey and Switzerland. For the penis it’s different… Interestingly, the penis…
Pantone has created a new colour: Period Red
Pantone, the internationally reknowned colour system, has released a new hue: Period Red! How lovely – with this, Pantone hopes to reduce the shame and taboo associated with women’s periods. Manchester United fans are hugely excited that their club colour has finally been given the correct name! I’m just wondering why the launch of the…
Natural appearance, so how do we look? – My favourite sources
Educate yourself about the natural appearance of vulvas. Celebrate your uniqueness! It is not about beauty, about being right/wrong, it is about loving your unique Goddess temple and the beautiful experiences you can have with her! Here are some examples to take a look at to get you started for appreciating the wide variety: The…
Anatomy: Vulva / Vagina – which is which?
Since we are not used to talking openly and neutrally about the female sexual organs, confusion surrounding the correct terms is quite common. The visible part of the female genitals is called the vulva, the muscle tube that leads from the vulva to the uterus is called the vagina. In the following illustration from the…