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Q: Vagina Lip Longer Than Other

asked by: alleybabe_16 on October 13th, 2007

New User

ok i know this person and she told me that one of her vagina lips (or whatever you call it) is a little bigger/longer than the other. she doesn't know if that's normal or not. she says it's been that way her whole life and it's never been a problem. so is it normal? she really wants to know but is afraid to ask.

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Tylanas

replied on October 13th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

That is totally normal. Humans are not symmetrical! My labia are funky too.

alleybabe_16

replied on October 13th, 2007

New User

thank you, she was worried that it wasn't normal...

emerald1

replied on October 13th, 2007

Experienced User

Its normal; both my labia stick out and one it is longer then the other. I have thought about having it cosmetically fixed, so that is always an option if your friend doesn't like it.

JackJill

replied on October 13th, 2007

New User

One of her breasts is also bigger than the other, as well as one of her eyes and ears...
Eiri is right, humans were never made completely symmetrical.
That's what makes us so special.

JH2007

replied on October 14th, 2007

New User

One side of mine is bigger than other side also. I even went to a doctor the first time I found out (I think I was 17-18 years old). She found it unusual but told me not to worry about it. I was worried about my future husband didn't like it. But now we have been married for twenty years, he never ever mentioned anything about it. Everyone wants to be perfect, but none of us are perfect. We are unique.

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