Did anyone watch a documentary last night on TV called?

Question

Perfect v****a?

I thought it was very interesting and it just goes to show how every female is different and unique. I got a very good insight because of that program. I used to hate mine but the documentary showed me how every woman is different and actually a lot of women don't like theres.

Answer 1

I watched it and thought it was very good, I thought it showed v****a diversity! Lol.... However I found it HIGHLY innappropriate that they kept refering to it as a f***y! And even Punani at one point - That was the only downfall of the programme

Answer 2

Yeah i did. I think its really sad that that 21yr old put herself through all that surgery and suffering because of some stupid c u next tuesday, sorry excuse of a man! And i dont know which is worse, girls doing that because of 'men' being bastar ds and making fun of how we look (and lets face it, p***s' arent so d**n pretty themselves!) OR the girls who have their hymens sewn back in because of religion! Just another point that backs up why i hate religion....

Answer 3

Yes, i did watch it.. wasn't it interesting!

All those women who were having a plaster cast of there genitals had more balls than me, imagine doing that?!

Guess what i did after the show finished? I checked mine out just to see what it was really like!

Ouch at the poor girl having surgery,.. s0d that. it looked really painful.. i think her sister had a lot to answer for.

Answer 4

No I Didnt Watch It

Answer 5

yes i watched it! I liked the concept of whatever it looks like its perfect, and that there was no imperfect v****a! like the woman researching i found it shocking that any person could go under the knife because the think there v****a is weird!

People have to understand we come in all different shapes and sizes and if guys cant accept you for who you are, well then maybe there not worth it! x*x

Answer 6

For reproductive purposes we don't care what it looks like, we're only interested in its function (When we're 18-24).  As we get older we do care what they look like, some of them just look darn right scary.

Answer 7

I thought it was really, really sad.

Frankly, my v****a is perfect and beautiful and I love her.

If many women thought the same there would be no need for this pointless female genital mutilation. Why this desire for us all to look the same? Boring!

Like i said, sad.

Answer 8

It just me feel a bit strange because the girl having the surgery looked better then me down below. Which puts a bummer on things..

But my boyfriend loves me how i am, and i accept that like a p***s varies a v****a does too. I wouldnt change mine for no one. :)

Answer 9

I watched it and I was surprised that they were that bothered about it because in my experience men tend not to what it looks like because they are more focused on getting up it, and anyway genitalia was not intended to look pretty but why complain about something that gives orgasms.