Sexy Labia: Love Your Sexy Labia

mrmarquis

It's pretty simple, really. Don't mess with perfection, whether you believe it's God's plan or not. The only reason for letting someone near your body with a scalpel is for necessary medical reasons.

mrmarquis

Well said, Agatha. Stick to the skirts and dresses and let those stunning lips of yours hang free, as they were meant to do.

Eva

Well, Bert you're walking on a very delicate tight rope. I wouldn't necessarily call these women, "crazy". They're not fully at fault for wanting to seem normal according the the main media and hurtful comments on pom videos. You can blame the lack of endowed women featured in porn magazines, lack of a proper reproductive system/anatomy class, the clearly heard "roast beef" jokes, money hungry surgeons, and off their rocker third world country rebels for this unnecessary procedure.

It's all a catalyst to depression and major insecurities issues which can put a damper on sex drives, sex lives, and over all confidence.

Women aren't born hating their lips. It takes a heavy process of hurtful and neglectful repetition to go under the knife.

I can not tell you the amount of comments I've seen when I make a quick peek at a porn video and finally see a woman with large labia for once and someone has made a rude remark about the woman's lips. It's quite sad really.

Now, I know this is a LargeLabia devoted site and you're open to your opinion, but keep in mind that some women who may or may have not joined our site may have small to non-existent lips, and are insecure about their own bits, because it's not well endowed. So when you say, "nobody ever wants to eat pussy that is only a split". can be a tad...offensive. I'm going to reiterate and "say" you meant, it's better and more to work with if a woman has thicker and protruding lips.

Other than that I completely agree with your passionate statement. :)

And I'd also like to point out one of my old discussions from the sister site: sexylabia.com on this similar topic.

http://www.sexylabia.com/letters/msg3218_still-say-no-to-surgery.htm