Something else? Ask Aunt Vadge – bottom left of your screen!The truth about vaginal tightness and looseness
Vaginal tightness or looseness is not well understood by most people. We explain the physiology.
Periods: hygiene and etiquette
How to avoid grossing out the people you care about with your period.
Vaginal epithelial cells – a short description
A short description of the four types of epithelial cells found in the human vaginal tract.
The Vaginal Maturation Index
The VMI is a test for ratios of certain vaginal cell types to indicate the impact of oestrogen.
Aunt Vadge: is my butthole weird?
Are discolouration, flappy bits and hair normal for a butthole?
Aunt Vadge: my hymen split horse riding – will my future husband know?
Sticky questions about the hymen and virginity.
What ‘being a virgin’ actually means (and doesn’t mean)
Being a virgin is a complicated business these days.
Aunt Vadge: he put the tip in – am I still a virgin?
Is fingering and just the tip counted as losing your virginity? We discuss.
How to remove an ingrown hair on your bikini line
Clear instructions for removing an ingrown hair from your bikini line, and tips to prevent it in future.
Checking out your own cervix
Instructions on how to take a look at your own cervix.
A normal cervix and how to care for it
Your cervix is the gatekeeper to the uterus, blocking and allowing entry as required, and changing across your menstrual cycle.
How to have sex 101
Don't know how to have sex? We explain.
A serious chat about your flaps – understanding labiaplasty
Love 'em or hate 'em, your labia are yours, and you can have a labiaplasty if you want to! A long read about labiaplasty.
Aunt Vadge: why can’t I go deeper?
Why you might feel too tight to go deep, what's really going on, and gentle ways to make penetration comfortable.
Understanding and using the female condom
The female condom IS an option! We discuss the pros and cons of this form of barrier protection for sex.
Aunt Vadge: bits come out of me after sex – why?
Why you might see fleshy bits after sex or hard fingering, what they usually are, and when it's worth a doctor's look.
Bartholin glands
Your Bartholin's glands are responsible for making you wet when you are turned on, producing moisture/fluid that lubricates the outside of your vulva.
Understanding the Skene’s glands
The Skene's glands are located next to the urethra, and produce fluids that support vaginal and sexual health.
How to clean a child’s vulva and vagina
Instructions for cleaning a young child's vulva for newbies.
How to make yoghurt with your vaginal bacteria
Genius makes yoghurt out of her vaginal secretions.