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WTheeF?

I can't believe that some people didn't know whether the cervix actually opens for a pounding dick or not. It doesn't. The uterus is very prone to infection so that baby stays shut unless you're getting ready to pop out a kid.

but this is just strict curiosity and not for kicks

So, being that I have never been with a girl, yes I'm a virgin, I have very little knowledge about the innerworkings of the female flower. I know babies come from there and some can handle quite a lot of penis but my question is this:

How much room is there inside exactly? I have seen porn where the guy is just huge and it goes all the way in and I go Because even on the backside the shit'll straighten out but at a certain point I can feel that it's hit a dead end

So what happens if the guy is too long for how much room you have? Does the cervix open up to allow it to go further? I have absolutely no idea how this works and I think that maybe this is some trivia I should know the answer to before I turn 40

JustErin said:

the uterus is open, how else would our soldiers enter the castle? It doesn't open for a dick, that's true, but you can get in (your gyn knows all about how ). When preggers the uterus is closed off with a blob of mucus (or something). When ready to deliver the uterus opens up by contracting rather than retracting.

And I don't find it to be sooo terribly painful when my cervix gets bumped, but I know a lot of women think it's agonizing. I just tilt my hips away so it doesn't keep happening. Depth of penetration is pretty easy to control with a little practice.

JasmineFire said:

There is no way that the tiny opening of the cervix opens for a peen banging up in there! Babies are a different story.

BlueZebra said:

Sperm are microscopic and have flagella. They can push through the teeny opening of the cervix, helped along by the thinning of vaginal secretions during ovulation.

When ready to deliver, the cervix dialates (opens up), and uterine contractions push the baby out through the open cervix.

Supa, I think a LOT of women don't know about their own anatomy. I bet you're educating a bunch of people with your questions.

JustErin said:

the uterus is open, how else would our soldiers enter the castle? It doesn't open for a dick, that's true, but you can get in (your gyn knows all about how ). When preggers the uterus is closed off with a blob of mucus (or something). When ready to deliver the uterus opens up by contracting rather than retracting.

BlueZebra said:

Wrong, oh so wrong.

The other thing that I think wouldn't be obvious to vagina-inexperienced is that the "tightness" is due to the muscles at the outer end of the vagina. Once you get past those, the vagina is a lot bigger around inside (which is different from the depth issue). Most diagrams don't show this aspect. Women can learn to have quite a bit of control over those muscles, to accommodate lots of different-sized objects.


Org Sex Ed.

JustErin said:

Someone needs some vagina ed...

I love threads where we actually learn things!

MoniGram said:

The org is the Electric Company/Sesame Street of fan websites.

hokie said:

I stand by my point.

How else is curettage possible ? It's obvious that it's not dilated all the time, but it's not closed shut.

also, regarding dilation :
Uterine muscles form opposing spirals from the top of the upper segment of the uterus to its junction with the lower segment. During effacement, the cervix becomes incorporated into the lower segment of the uterus. During a contraction, these muscles contract causing shortening of the upper segment and drawing upwards of the lower segment, in a gradual expulsive motion. This draws the cervix up over the baby's head. Full dilatation is reached when the cervix is the size of the baby's head; at around 10 cm dilation for a term baby.

(taken from wikipedia, which is not a medical reference, but maybe you can find me one who tells the real true story then ?)

you have one and you don't know !

BlueZebra said:

Yes. You can do that. It's done by a forced opening though. They use some type of sticks and meds. to do it. It's not like you can stick your hand up there and stick your finger in and open it.

Dude. I've given birth twice out of my very own vagina. I know how that thing works.

BlueZebra said:

Yes. You can do that. It's done by a forced opening though. They use some type of sticks and meds. to do it. It's not like you can stick your hand up there and stick your finger in and open it.

Dude. I've given birth twice out of my very own vagina. I know how that thing works.

BlueZebra said:

Yes. You can do that. It's done by a forced opening though. They use some type of sticks and meds. to do it. It's not like you can stick your hand up there and stick your finger in and open it.

Dude. I've given birth twice out of my very own vagina. I know how that thing works.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

You've never watched shows about human sexuality?

BlueZebra said:

Sperm are microscopic and have flagella. They can push through the teeny opening of the cervix, helped along by the thinning of vaginal secretions during ovulation.

When ready to deliver, the cervix dialates (opens up), and uterine contractions push the baby out through the open cervix.

Supa, I think a LOT of women don't know about their own anatomy. I bet you're educating a bunch of people with your questions.

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hokie said:

*with bullhorn* Ariel, step away from this thread.....I repeat step away from this thread.

hokie said:

what I'm asking is where I was "wrong, so wrong". I can always learn.

tackam said:

During childbirth, contractions of the uterus will dilate the cervix up to 10 cm in diameter to allow the child to pass through.

It's a fucking work of art !! (no pun intented)