Loose?

Question

If I finger myself will it make me “loose” and not be pleasurable for my partner?

Answer

Oh sweet child. Nothing will make you "loose",  not even actually having sex. Vaginas do NOT stretch out, despite the popular myth. (If a vagina can stretch wide enough to push out an 8-pound baby, what do you think would happen if it didn't have the elasticity to return to normal size?! That would be a nightmare!) However, they do shrink and expand some depending on your arousal level; a "loose" vagina (aka your vagina has expanded) actually happens when you're turned on, to make penetration easier, and it "tightens" when you're turned off. (So all those guys bragging about how their girls are "so tight" are actually just publicizing the fact that they can't please a woman, and don't know it. Take a moment to glory in this revelation, please.) Of course, this shrinking and expanding is not permanent, it's like you opening and closing your mouth. (Not exactly, but you get the idea.) So basically, you've got nothing to worry about, dear! Go have fun😏😏
(And don't be ashamed of not knowing this before. It's such a commonly perpetuated myth, nearly everybody believed it at some point. Just be happy you know better now, and pass on the knowledge!)

Answer

Nope. Muscles don’t become loose.

Answer

i am SO fucking sick and tired of people saying “a vagina can’t be loose, it’s a muscle” because EVERYONE HAS MUSCLES BUT is every single person an olympic gymnast just because they HAVE muscles? HELL NO! muscles are not automatically strong! when you orgasm, your vagina muscles tighten. when you hold your pee in, your vagina muscles tighten, when you do a kegel, your vagina muscles tighten. you have to EXERCISE the muscle to keep it tight.

Answer

Your vagina becomes loose when you feel pleasure

Loose?

The Top Baby Tracker App: Embrace New Beginnings with Tender Care

The Top Fertility Tracker App: Your Path to Achieving Pregnancy

The Top Pregnancy App: Nurturing Your Journey to Motherhood

The Top Period Tracker for Empowering Your Menstrual Health Journey