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Q: Vaginal Bumps

asked by: Saint of Fayth on April 1st, 2007

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I have little bumps, barely raised above the surface, on my vaginal lips. I went to the Gyn. She said that it was just a normal part of my anatomy and that some girls had it, some didn't. I'm still worried that when I do decide to start having sex that my boyfriend will be grossed out by it. So I want to tell him before hand, besides it seems like the honest thing to do. I was just wondering if anyone how any ideas how I could tell him, since I'm really nervous. If I could, I'd like the bumps removed, but the doctor said it's just normal.

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amethyst eyes

replied on April 1st, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

.i have the same thing and have talked to my gyno about. .most women have bumps on their skin where the hair follicle is and their is really nothing you can do about it. .my boyfriend has never noticed and think .i am crazy if .i say something about it. .don't worry and enjoy everything about you that makes you unique!

Llewellyn

replied on April 2nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

I agree with Opal. Sometimes the hair follicles are just more noticeable on some people. It's no big deal. I don't think you should have to let him know about it. It would be kind of like letting him know that you have breasts and a vagina too, kind of a given, you know? Razz

If your boyfriend is bothered by it, then he might not be ready to do anything sexual anyway. Being ready to do sexual things should involve some knowledge of anatomy, some knowledge that all people are a little bit different, and being comfortable with those differences.

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