This week, we plunge into the unfiltered depths of Reddit where no topic is too taboo — or too fragrantly described. From a man genuinely asking, “Do I tell my girlfriend her vagina smells like a lab rat?” to the philosophical debate over “the advent of whole-body deodorant” and the timeless question, “Why are women shaming each other for having bushes?” — we read it all so you don’t have to.
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This week, we plunge into the unfiltered depths of Reddit where no topic is too taboo — or too fragrantly described. From a man genuinely asking, “Do I tell my girlfriend her vagina smells like a lab rat?” to the philosophical debate over “the advent of whole-body deodorant” and the timeless question, “Why are women shaming each other for having bushes?” — we read it all so you don’t have to.
From magazines to med-spa menus, vulvas are under the microscope like never before. In this episode, we tackle one of the most common (and hush-hush) questions: “Is my vulva normal?” We’ll talk about the huge spectrum of what’s natural, why no two vulvas look alike, and how shame sneaks in. Plus, we dig into the rise of aesthetic medicine—from labial fillers (the so-called “labial puffer”) to cosmetic procedures—and what’s hype versus what’s helpful. Think evidence-based medicine meets real t...
Cliterally Obsessed
This week, we plunge into the unfiltered depths of Reddit where no topic is too taboo — or too fragrantly described. From a man genuinely asking, “Do I tell my girlfriend her vagina smells like a lab rat?” to the philosophical debate over “the advent of whole-body deodorant” and the timeless question, “Why are women shaming each other for having bushes?” — we read it all so you don’t have to.
