"Curtains" actually have nothing to do with how tight or loose a woman's vagina is, and contrary to popular belief, it has nothing to do with age or how much sex a woman has had (or how much they've masturbated, as I've also heard that rumor before). It is the way those women are made, and there isn't anything that can be done for it short of surgery (which can result in a loss of feeling/sensitivity in that area, which can in turn affect sexual pleasure). It is simply the labia minora being larger/longer.
As for your question, it's perfectly normal to have preferences.
The foetal tissue that develops into the inner labia of an infant girl develops into the scrotum of an infant boy. I haven't checked - and I have no idea if anyone has ever investigated in any case - but I assume the sensory nerve ending count will be about the same. Although since the labia are much smaller than the scrotum, the density of those nerve endings will be greater for a woman. So I wouldn't find it all surprising if a woman found the sensations from her vulva different - possibly very different - after some of her inner labia were sliced off.
I do find it kinda funny how labiaplasty is a well-known thing, but I've never heard of plastic surgeons offering a procedure where they shear off some of the scrotum and convert a guy's droopy balls into a nice, pert nutsack.
IIN that I prefer coin slot pussies?
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"Curtains" actually have nothing to do with how tight or loose a woman's vagina is, and contrary to popular belief, it has nothing to do with age or how much sex a woman has had (or how much they've masturbated, as I've also heard that rumor before). It is the way those women are made, and there isn't anything that can be done for it short of surgery (which can result in a loss of feeling/sensitivity in that area, which can in turn affect sexual pleasure). It is simply the labia minora being larger/longer.
As for your question, it's perfectly normal to have preferences.
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The foetal tissue that develops into the inner labia of an infant girl develops into the scrotum of an infant boy. I haven't checked - and I have no idea if anyone has ever investigated in any case - but I assume the sensory nerve ending count will be about the same. Although since the labia are much smaller than the scrotum, the density of those nerve endings will be greater for a woman. So I wouldn't find it all surprising if a woman found the sensations from her vulva different - possibly very different - after some of her inner labia were sliced off.
I do find it kinda funny how labiaplasty is a well-known thing, but I've never heard of plastic surgeons offering a procedure where they shear off some of the scrotum and convert a guy's droopy balls into a nice, pert nutsack.
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Love you boojum
I've never thought about that, that is an interesting point!