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Do you know your body? All breasts and vaginas are different.
Connecting with our bodies—its possibilities, its limitations, and also its functions—can help us live our sexuality fully, with confidence, responsibility, and without fear.

Our bodies are diverse, with similarities and differences. Each person's body is unique and changes throughout life. There are almost always some things we like about it and others we like less or don't like. We live in it, we think with it, we relate to it, we love it... and it accompanies us throughout our lives. It deserves to be loved, valued, and cared for... beyond trends, above all, it deserves to be explored and accepted for yourself.

It's important to know that there are many shapes of breasts, nipples, and vaginas, that there is no perfect prototype, and that whatever body shape you have is okay.

Let's talk about the different body shapes so you can have more information about your morphology.

Speaking of breasts.

When it comes to breasts, keep in mind that there are individual variations: they come in all sizes, shapes, and colors, and it's common for one to be slightly larger than the other, usually on the side of the limb you use most.

Your breasts will change throughout your life. Pregnancy and natural aging will cause their size and shape to change. Breasts contain a certain amount of fat, so they can change whenever you gain or lose weight. It's also normal for them to swell or be more tender before and during your period.

Stretch marks can appear on your breasts and other parts of your body. Stretch marks are pink, red, brown, or white lines on your skin that may be raised or have some texture. Stretch marks can appear when your body shape changes and your skin stretches (for example, when your breasts develop rapidly during puberty). These lines may fade over time or become barely visible.

There are also several types of nipples. Both the nipples and the areolas (the circle of skin surrounding your nipple) come in different sizes and colors, from pale pink to brownish-black. The color of your nipples usually depends on your skin tone. It's also normal for some hair to grow around your nipples.

Some nipples stick out like buttons, and others are inverted (tucked in) and look like a slit. They can become hard (erect) and more noticeable when you're cold, sexually aroused, nervous, or if something or someone brushes against them.

The breasts and nipples are a sexually sensitive area, so touching them can be pleasurable. Many people enjoy having their breasts touched during sex. However, it's also completely normal not to like having your breasts or nipples touched. In reality, the only person who knows what you enjoy and what you don't is you, and you can tell your sexual partner(s) when the time comes.

Many people worry about the size of their breasts, but try not to stress about it. It doesn't matter if they're large or small; all sizes are normal. They're simply a unique part of your body. There are no pills, creams, devices, or special exercises that can change the size of your breasts. In reality, the best thing you can do is love your body just the way it is. Some people have breasts so large that they cause pain or chronic back problems. Therefore, they may decide to have surgery to make them smaller.

If you have questions or concerns about your breasts, talk to your gynecologist and remember to check your breasts once a month after each period to prevent breast cancer.


Now it's the turn of the much-loved vagina. You've probably spent your whole life thinking that all vaginas are the same, and this is completely wrong because, just as all bodies are different, so are vaginas.

There are eight different types of vaginas. Take note!

Closed Eye
This type of vulva resembles a closed eye. These are usually slightly narrow vaginas and appear closed because the labia majora are larger than the labia minora, obscuring them. It's the most prototypical and considered aesthetic, but curiously, it's among the least common. This shape is also called Barbie, since it resembles the typical one usually worn on a doll.

Horseshoe
This type of vagina is characterized by the labia minora being larger than the labia majora on the upper part, and the labia majora being slightly wider than average, leaving the innermost lip exposed and visible. However, on the lower part, the labia majora are larger and do cover the labia minora. This results in a vulva resembling the shape of a horseshoe.

Swan
Also called the barnacle shape, in this case the labia minora are larger than the labia majora (with the labia majora being visible), and the clitoris is large, protruding and easily visible.

Tulip


One of the most common forms is characterized by the presence of slightly visible labia minora between the labia majora, reminiscent of tulip petals. In this case, the labia minora are mostly covered.

Olympic Flame
This shape is slightly reminiscent of a torch lit from an Olympic flame. In this case, the clitoris has a much larger hood than the organ it covers.

Butterfly
The most common type is characterized by labia minora protruding between the labia majora, opening above them. It is also often considered to have a curtain-like shape.

Bata de cola
As in the previous case, the labia minora are larger than the labia majora and cover them, but in this case, their size causes them to have folds and undulations, and it is not essential that they completely cover the labia majora.

Puffed

Very similar to Barbie's closed-eye shape, but the labia appear drooping or swollen, slightly protruding from the pubic bone.

Now that you know the different types of vaginas, we recommend examining your body's anatomy. This will help you achieve greater sexual fulfillment and detect abnormalities to prevent disease.

Speaking of disease prevention, vaginal health is an important part of a woman's overall health. Vaginal problems can affect fertility, sex drive, and the ability to achieve orgasm. Ongoing vaginal health issues can also cause stress or relationship problems, as well as affect self-confidence. Learn about the signs and symptoms of vaginal problems and what you can do to protect your vaginal health and see a gynecologist if necessary.


What are the signs or symptoms of vaginal problems?

See your healthcare provider if you notice the following:

A change in the color, odor, or amount of vaginal discharge

Vaginal redness or itching

Vaginal bleeding between periods, after sex, or after menopause

A lump or bump in the vagina

Pain during sex

You may not need to see your healthcare provider every time you experience vaginal irritation and discharge, especially if you've been diagnosed with a vaginal yeast infection in the past and are experiencing similar signs and symptoms. However, if your symptoms don't go away after trying a medication you get at the pharmacy, consult your healthcare provider.

In the world of glitz, glamour, and ever-changing celebrity romances, Dolly Parton and Carl Dean's love story stands out as something truly rare. Their marriage was built on privacy, mutual respect, and an unbreakable bond—one that lasted nearly six decades.

While Dolly spent her life in the spotlight, Carl Dean chose a different path, remaining almost entirely out of public view. And yet, through all of Dolly's success, Carl was always there—supporting her, loving her, and proving that a great love story doesn't have to be on display for the world to see.


Dolly Parton had just arrived in Nashville in 1964, an 18-year-old dreamer ready to make it big in country music. She barely had time to settle in before fate intervened in the most unexpected place—a Wishy Washy laundry room.

Carl Dean, a Nashville native, happened to be driving by and spotted Dolly. Something about her caught his attention.

“I was just walking down the street when he hollered at me,” Dolly once recalled. "Being from the country, I spoke to everybody. And he came over and, well, it was Carl, my husband."

Carl later said he knew immediately that Dolly was “the one.”

“My first thought was, ‘I’m gonna marry that girl.’ My second thought was, ‘Lord, she’s good-looking.’ And that was the day my life began.”

Dolly was initially hesitant—after all, she had just moved to Nashville and wasn't looking for a relationship. But Carl was persistent. He showed up every day that week, sitting with her on the porch while she babysat her nephew


By 1966, Dolly and Carl were deeply in love. But not everyone was excited about their plans to marry.

Dolly's record label at the time didn't think a newlywed country singer would be easy to market. They tried to convince her to postpone the wedding for the sake of her career.

Dolly listened—but only for a little while. Instead of waiting, she and Carl slipped away to Ringgold, Georgia, where they could get married quickly without much fuss.

The ceremony was as private as their relationship for the next six decades—just Carl, Dolly, the pastor, his wife, and Dolly's mother.

“We didn't want any pressure, any big deal,” Dolly later said. “We just wanted to get married.”

After the ceremony, they dropped Dolly's mom off at the bus station. They went straight home—no extravagant honeymoon, no press coverage, just two people who had found their perfect match