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Anatomy of the Vagina
Both men and women have an internal and external region for their genitalia. We're going to look at the internal and external anatomy of the vagina which is considered one of the most interesting and exciting organs in the female body.
As we begin from the outside of the vagina, the outermost part of the female genitalia is the vulva. The woman's pubic hair usually covers this area.
The next part of the vagina is a lip-like appearance which most people call the outer lips. These outer lips are really known as Labia Majora. They actually contain fatty tissues that enfold the vulva from the mons pubis to the perineum (an opening that tears during childbirth). The Labia Majora contains sweat and oil glands that emit a certain scent which most claim as a sexually stimulating scent. Next to Labia Majora is another set of lips called the Labia Minora or the inner lips. These protect the clitoris, urethra, and the vagina.
As you go deeper, you can find a small, oval shaped part of the vagina called the clitoris or as more commonly known, the "clit." The clitoris is adjoined to the labia and appears to be hooded by skin. This small portion of the vagina contains numerous nerve endings that are very sensitive to bring sexual pleasure to a woman when touched or stimulated.
Just below the clitoris is the urethra, which is an opening where the urine passes through. The urethra is not a part of the women's reproductive system and is much more connected to the bladder although it is located near the rest of the vaginal parts.
The opening to the vagina is covered by a thin membrane or tissue called the hymen. The intact hymen has been a symbol for virginity and is very thin and sensitive. It can be torn by rigorous activities or through penetration of the penis, vibrators, dildos, and so on. Another opening in the female genitalia is the perineum which is a stretch of skin that goes up to the anus and is where infants come out during labor.
The internal parts of the female genitalia are the vaginal canal where the penis passes through during sexual intercourse and goes to the cervix. The vagina's size can expand and contract to make way for the size of the penis. The Bartholin's glands and the hymen glands excrete fluids which serve as lubricants during sexual arousal to keep the vagina moist.
All of these parts make up the vagina which is the female species' vital organ in reproduction and copulation. Now that you have a better understanding - well, imagine the possibilities...
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