How to judge the tightness of a woman's vagina

For adult women, a tight vagina is conducive to the harmony of married life. However, many women experience vaginal relaxation due to childbirth, and this situation can be improved through vaginal exercises. A tight woman’s vagina is attractive to men, but how do you judge the tightness of a woman’s vagina? You can refer to the following points, but don't rely on them too much.

1 Look at the shape of the buttocks. Some women have very broad buttocks. This breadth does not mean that they are fat or big. The muscles of the buttocks are very strong, very powerful, and very wide. Due to repeated experiences, the buttocks gradually become bigger, and women with this type of buttocks tend to be looser below.

2 Smell the odor. The private parts of women with loose vaginas usually have a bit of odor, which proves that the woman has had sex with at least three men. This is because the sexual organs of normal women are slightly moist and emit a natural odor. Only when the body fluids of multiple men are ejaculated will odor bacteria be formed, which is the so-called odor.

3 Look at the softness of the breasts. Some women have very soft breasts. This softness refers to the feeling of being very soft, at least it feels soft to the touch, and it seems to have no firmness, and it shakes like water ripples. This must be due to a lot of sexual experience, and the breasts down there may not be very tight.

4 Look at the labia majora. I won’t tell you the specific location of the labia majora, but if you don’t know, you can search it online. What I want to talk about are those two abalone-like things that are protruding. If those two pieces are protruding and look very big, then they will definitely not be very tight.

Normally, a woman's vagina is 7-12 centimeters long and can accommodate two fingers with a diameter of 2.5 centimeters. There are many "elastic fibers" on the vaginal wall that support the elasticity of the vagina. Countless "elastic fibers" are woven into a dense vaginal elastic fiber network, which enmeshes the vaginal mucosa and many folds, increasing friction during sexual intercourse and causing pleasure for both parties. When excited, the depth of the vagina increases by one third and the width also increases, so there is generally no organ mismatch.