How big are your inner labia

[seymour]

franko wrote:

<quoted text>NAh!! AMericans are only 25% more violent than Canadians ...

The Canadian rate of murder, sexual assault, armed robbery, and assault and battery are a good deal than a mere 25% lower than the American ones.

I've joked for years that Canadians are less violent because they settle their scores on the ice with a stick!

I also agree that the Canadian male in his cups is not a pretty spectacle, because all bets are off when any man gets drunk. I didn't get violent when I used to hit the sauce, but also noticed that quite a few dudes weren't so nice when they did.

[seymour]

F_I_N_E wrote:

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That is simply not a true statement.

Did you grow up in the USA? Just how much experience do you have with the ugly violent streak that lurks
beneath the surface of many American men? These are the psychological realities that lie under the insistence of many American men that they have a right to carry a loaded revolver. It is because they fear the violence of other men.

Until I left the USA at age 43, I was haunted by the fear that another male would take offense at something I said or did, or imagined I said or did, and put me in the hospital for a week, if not kill me outright. And being seen as putting the moves on other dude's girl was only a small part of the problem. I've seen guys get much much angrier over things that had no sexual jealousy to them at all.

[4rdq]

Space1 wrote:

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That makes sense,lol! Well,I can see that mine is pretty though.
My previous co-boardmate was a real arrogant woman. She thought she was too hot. She hated any imperfection and she didn't want ugly people.
Oneday,we all talked about our thwats if anyone see our own yet. I said,I have seen mine,it is pretty. One said,she was not too pleased. The other one said,she was too shy to look at her ownself. Then here comes my arrogant co-boardmate. She said,crap,"I never saw mine. I bet it is gorgeous because I am gorgeous."
So she asked for a small mirror. No one had one but me. I refused to give it to her because it was my personal mirror and I didn't want it peeking on her thwat but she insisted.
When she came back from the bathroom,I got so pissed off. My mirror was broken! So,she looked at herself and threw the mirror out of fear. Lmao!

What you describe would make a splendid comic moment in a Hollywood movie! Imagine it being acted by Charlize Theron, Scarlet Johansen, etc

[franko]

seymour wrote:

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The Canadian rate of murder, sexual assault, armed robbery, and assault and battery are a good deal than a mere 25% lower than the American ones.
I've joked for years that Canadians are less violent because they settle their scores on the ice with a stick!
I also agree that the Canadian male in his cups is not a pretty spectacle, because all bets are off when any man gets drunk. I didn't get violent when I used to hit the sauce, but also noticed that quite a few dudes weren't so nice when they did.

actually Canada has been changing in the past 20 years .... slowly, almost imperceptably and yet, if you follow the news you will discover there is a gang war going on in the Vancouver area... there have been gang-style killing going on, 2 or 3 per week, for the last 3 months ... recently several gang leaders have been arrested and the shooting have slowed down ...

Similar stuff has happened in Toronto and Montreal although not as extreme and open as in Vancouver .. the outrage is that the shootings have happened in ways that innocent bystanders could have been harmed and once or twice they were.

THis may be the evolution of the teen-gang-style bullying that was happening in the schools last decade ... sorry to say but half of them are caucasian and the other half asian.

[mad baker]

seymour wrote:

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Did you grow up in the USA? Just how much experience do you have with the ugly violent streak that lurks
beneath the surface of many American men? These are the psychological realities that lie under the insistence of many American men that they have a right to carry a loaded revolver. It is because they fear the violence of other men.
Until I left the USA at age 43, I was haunted by the fear that another male would take offense at something I said or did, or imagined I said or did, and put me in the hospital for a week, if not kill me outright. And being seen as putting the moves on other dude's girl was only a small part of the problem. I've seen guys get much much angrier over things that had no sexual jealousy to them at all.

Violence is an inherent aspect of the human condition, it is in no way unique to the United States. Different cultures have different triggers off violence, in America jealosy is one of the major ones, in other cultures it might be honor or something else.

[mad baker]

franko wrote:

<quoted text>actually Canada has been changing in the past 20 years .... slowly, almost imperceptably and yet, if you follow the news you will discover there is a gang war going on in the Vancouver area... there have been gang-style killing going on, 2 or 3 per week, for the last 3 months ... recently several gang leaders have been arrested and the shooting have slowed down ...
Similar stuff has happened in Toronto and Montreal although not as extreme and open as in Vancouver .. the outrage is that the shootings have happened in ways that innocent bystanders could have been harmed and once or twice they were.
THis may be the evolution of the teen-gang-style bullying that was happening in the schools last decade ... sorry to say but half of them are caucasian and the other half asian.

Violent crime is most closely related to population density and resource availability. Impoverished areas tend to have greater incidence of crime than wealthy neighborhoods for these reasons. As the population of Canada increases its cities become more tightly packed and violence is more frequent. Also in loosely packed areas violence is seldom reported so the numbers are a bit off.

[Space1]

4rdq wrote:

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What you describe would make a splendid comic moment in a Hollywood movie! Imagine it being acted by Charlize Theron, Scarlet Johansen, etc

Lol,I can imagine it already.

[Thomas]

moaner wrote:

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I'm the same. They are normally neatly tucked away, then when I'm aroused they stick out past my outer labia..I find it really nice to feel them, knowing they have grown.:)

Just a question.. can you ladies actually look into a mirror and see the labia growing, unfolding and beginning to stick out? It's always been a bit of a fantasy to see that actually happening in real time.

Thanks ;-)

[Ted]

To any girl who happens to read this!

There are always very unique and sexy parts to a girl. My last Girlfriend who I loved very much had large inner labia (and her clitoris was above average as well)

I loved to watch, lick and taste all her parts.

I am having a hard time considering a different kind of girl at present but in the end love is what matters. Just like your would not love a guy just because he had a big penis it is the same way with guys.

Focus on pleasing to your husband and he will be satisfied no matter how you are constructed between your legs.

[flyboy]

bushtuckerman wrote:

Girls: are you confortable with you large inner labia
guys: do you find a girl with large inner labia sexy

P*ssy is p*ssy! As long as her p*ssy is clean, and doesnt look completely messy, then its all good. Big or small, I love them all! Girls, be confident and own your large labias. There will be men out there who will love you for you.

[VEE]

I have a volunteer who just took some pix but she would like 4 u all to see so u all can give her the most honest opinion. Keep in mind that she has 1 labia minora bigger then the other. How can I post it so u can see?