How can we bring awareness to the general public?

beth

March 7, 2008

Thank you so much for your website. I am an exotic dancer, and when dancers want to be mean and catty, they can go so far as to make cruel comments about another dancer's inner labia. For some reason, they think that large labia is synonymous with being promiscuous or used up (stretched out). I've heard them make insinuations...like I (and some other girls) have something to be ashamed of. Actually, I've been told that mine is very pretty and delicate looking; however, majority opinion often rules. It's amazing how men are especially naive when it comes to variety in the way women look down there. They will believe anything. Most are afraid to like what is outside of the norm or what is considered socially acceptable or aesthetically pleasing. How can we broaden awareness? How can we make these wimpy men lovers of full, luscious labia, and make those other self-righteous bimbos green with envy because they don't have large labia?

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Bill

April 15, 2008

Beth, it is a known fact that the cruellest of out speces are women. Pay them no mind - eccapt them as what they are and go on.

As far as the dolts who have no appreciation for "full, luscious labia" (my mouth is watering right now), look for guys who are a little older than the ones you have been running with. Also, you can get some clues while having group discussions. Constantly keep an ear open for the right answers.

One time, I was with a group of people and we were telling jokes. I offered a toast: "Here's to the kisses I've snatched - and vica-versa!" A little later, one of the group took me aside and asked if my "toast" was really just a joke - - - or what. Bottom line, I can't tell you if she had small or large lips - but they were delicious!

TWR

June 9, 2008

I'm offended... I'm 20 and i love big labia... dont generalise, its not just older men who love big labia. i'd alos like to point out the possibility that maybe these women ARE envious and are trying to bring you down to cover for their own percieved short falls???
just thought i'd throw another opinion into the mix

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