Anyone watching 'perfect v****a' on channel 4?

Question

for those of you who aren't its about lots of young woman (16-25) who want to have plastic surgery on there v****a and have a 'designer v****a'

do you find it interesting and would you ever consider having the surgery or letting your daughter have 'the lips' trimmed?

there also talking about bringing more body talk into schools , i think this would be brilliant ! i mean we all sit and chat about s*x n stuff in my 6th form (I'm 18) and have done for years but we never seem to talk about the whole 'body' aspect of it also rarely in between us girls. whats your opinion?

how would you feel about lessons to girls in learning about there bodies and increasing sexual pleasure , and knows there bodies?

Answer 1

I'm glad I don't have channel  4    !!!!

Answer 2

yes i watched it, and i would never have anything done to my v****a.  

Answer 3

well i think s*x should be more open, but i odnt think teaching girls to pleasre them selves in school would go down well with parents lol

and no that surgery sounds painful!

Answer 4

I was in shock after watching that !! Especially because of Rosie having her labia cut off just because of some stupid boys and her stupid sis!! everyones v****a is different if you didn't notice that last night, and we should all be proud of it !! there shouldn't be v****a surgery at all ...  Especially the girl who was having her hymen stitched up ! the guy wouldnt know how it was broken it could of been said she broke it while swimming or etc..

I wouldd never have surgery no matter what happens and i won't let my daughters (if i have any) have it done either!

Amethyst x*x

Answer 5

What's a v****a?

I asked Paul once and he said "v****a? You know what a v****a is! You're a v****a!"

Is it a bad person? Because he does say that I'm a bad person.

In that case how can someone be a perfect v****a?

Am I the perfect v****a?

Answer 6

I didn't watch 'Perfect v****a'.

I have toyed with the idea of getting surgery (Because on one side my lips don't separate as well as they do on the other side), but can't afford it and it's not THAT important.

Used to get Hollywood waxes all the time but can't afford them now :(.

I don't quite know what you mean by the 'body' aspect of s*x and things like that, but I think more should be taught on the emotional front. If I'm totally honest, I think techniques on improving sexual pleasure should be 'self-taught'.

But if you know of someone who's open enough to talk about it with you - ask them. BUT both of you need to know that it is NOT an excuse to do each other!!

Physical knowledge of the body has always been taught in s*x ed (isn't it nowadays?!), but by far the best person to talk aobut s*x SHOULD AND MUST be your parents!

Answer 7

It would be inappropriate to have a class in school on how to have s*x, but I think teaching s*x ed is a good idea. And i think having your v****a operated on for cosmetic purposes is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Women should realize they have more to offer than s*x.

Answer 8

I am not watching the show, and unless there was a medical reason for having surgery on my v****a, I wouldn't  be interested.

I teach my daughters (and sons) about s*x and I am always available for their questions. I definitely do not want anyone at school or anywhere else teaching my kids about s*x.  

Answer 9

I spent half the time with my hands at my face I couldn't possibly put myself through anything like that but if it makes these women happier then who are we to judge

I asked my husband do men talk about womens bits etc and he said only immature men would slag off womens bits and comment on how different parts looked and men who would go off a woman cos of how her figina looked just needed a slap around the head with a baseball bat, all figina's do the same job, please a man and have babies so there shouldn't be a problem

But like I said if it makes these women happier then on you go but I certainly wont be in the queue for a labia lift lol

On the topic of bringing it into schools etc, well i really dont see the need, you can talk to your friends and I personally wouldn't want to be talking about my bits with all the girls in my class, it would only be a select few and im almost 30 and have never felt the need to talk about my figina and what it looks like, if anyone ever had a problem with it, it was there problem not mine

Answer 10

The programme was well needed and great for young girls!

Obviously you blokes and girls with hidden labia woudn't understand but there are a huge proportion of girls with bigger labia for that reason it was needed! It's a real shame that we are made to feel abnormal. I myself have bigger labia but am happy with myself. I've had partners with bendy willys, short, fat, circumsised all different.

If i went with a guy who didn't want to go near my bits then he can do one!

PROGRAMMES LIKE THIS ARE NEEDED!

10/10!

YES THAT DECORATOR WAS A P****. BET HE HAS A SMALL ONE!

Answer 11

Hmmmmmmm, I watched the programme with an open mouth and crossed legs!  Pretty horrifying really, most surgeries you can find a case to argue why people would want to have it done, whether you agree with it or not - but this one????  I fail to see any reason why a woman would put herself through it.  And the cheek of the painter and decorator who said if a woman's bits were ugly he would walk away!!!  Has that guy got a mirror???!!!!

Felt so sorry for the young muslim girl.  Religion again...... awful.

I think talking about this in schools is pretty harmless, any s*x education getting people talking about their bodily parts is always good, however, mutilating yourself for fashion is uncomprehendable in my opinion.

Designer v****a or saddlebags........ love your cauliflower ladies!!!!!

:)

Answer 12

lool the programme is really stupid!!

plastic surgery on ur v****a omg what is the world coming 2!

but i feel the lessons part will be a good idea

i actually find it interesting learning abwt s*x =P

because we all go thru tht experience 1day and we need 2 know ..

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