When it is empty, the v@g!n@ walls touch each other. In fact, having regular s,*x increases the muscle tone of the v@g!n@ and not decrease it.
S,*x is a form of exercise. You can make love everyday for a year and it won’t make your v@’g!n@ looser than it was before.

On the other hand abstaining from s,*x for a long time would not make your vag!na any tighter.

What happens if your v@g!n@ or vulva really is too big?

Let’s look at the v@g!na@ (ie the interior) first.

If your v@g!na@l ‘barrel’ is excessively big, so that you are ‘slack’, this can have the following effects:

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• intercourse may be less satisfactory for you
• intercourse may be less satisfying for your partner
• you may be more liable to experience the phenomenon of air getting into (and out of) the v@g!na@ – a phenomenon known in some parts of the country as ‘fanny farting’

bath water may get into your v@g!na@– though this isn’t likely to be a health problem
much more seriously, lax muscles and ligaments around the v@g!na@ may lead to prolapse (descent of the womb and other organs) in middle age or later life.


AND if you feel your vulv@ is too large?

A lot of women are desperately worried about the appearance of their vulv@s – feeling that they are ‘too large’ or that the labia are ‘too long’, or that bits of it protrude unequally.

These days, they are often influenced in these views by having seen misleading pornographic magazines or videos – in which the ‘heroine’s’ vulva appears impossibly neat and tidy!

If that applies to you, my advice is to go to a Family Planning Clinic – because the women doctors there are dealing with this sort of worry all the time.

Very often, they’ll be able to reassure you that you are in fact normal.

But if there really is an abnormality, it can be corrected by surgery – carried out by either a gynaecologist or a plastic surgeon.

Since the beginning of this century, such operations have become increasingly common; however, a high proportion of them are performed privately, rather than on the NHS.