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vagina first-times story 124


story 125

  my earliest memory of my vagina is...

  wishing I had a penis like my brother (I made a song sbout wanting a willy and how I'd "wheel it my trike" and "kiss it goodnight" and "I'd love it") Freud would sure have something to say about that!

 
  when I was little, my mother told me...

  To stop itching it in public! I was once an angel in the nativity play and spent most of the time with my hand down my tights between my legs.

 
  when my friends and I first talked about our vaginas...

  I was quite young and I would stand on the table and shout "fanny flaps" because I'd just come up with the name. Nowadays, we only ever talk about it when it goes wrong, ie thrush.

 
  when I got my first period...

  I was off ot the beach. i was really embarrassed. I never told my mum, I don't understand why because we talk intimately now. I think I thought I had to stay her little girl.

 
  the first time I shared my vagina with someone else...

  Was in the middle of a maze at night-time, but he got as far as the hair and got scared. I progressed slowly through the stages in various parks and beaches before the big time in my boyfriend's bedroom at 16.

 
  what I told/would tell my daughter about her vagina...

That it is her most precious gift and it is hers and hers alone, she can share it if she wants to and it will bring her a lot of joy

 
  this conversation makes me think...

I was a really quite rude little girl!

 
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