With a nice hat? :)

That's what I'm wondering. Not sure if I want to know.

Do not look it up. Trust me on this dude.

Curiosity killed me. I'm dead. I just choked on my vomit.

you're sure you want to know? Its a waffle, and its blue. Lets not get into details, coz it gets really ugly, really fast. Lets just say it involves a vajayjay and the color blue.

Google it.

@ #112: Grown men are capable of controlling themselves to the extent of not going "ewwwww mommmy, that's like, like, totaaaallly grossss". Not saying he said it like that, but it's just to show how childish his comment sounds. Believe me, a grown man is perfectly capable of not blurting out "gross!!" when looking at their girlfriend's anatomy. He might not have been able of controlling a fleeting look of shock on his face if it was truly surprising, but anyone with a brain inside their head can control themselves to the extent of not blurting out "gross!!" If he had some serious handicap making him unable to understand the meaning of his words and how people will feel if he says that, he would have an excuse, but the man is a medical doctor. He has NO excuse. If he said her ****** was gross, he was out to purposefully and deliberately hurt her.

@ #110: For some reason my comment in reply to #112 is showing up here instead. I posted it to @112, but the site seems to be messing up at the moment.

Actually, I think he's just making fun of her pussy.

you rock, girl! ;)

You're supposed to start getting your well-woman exams once a year once you start your menstrual cycle. I usually go to an ob-gyn office for my check ups but I usually see either pregnant women in the lobby or women going to see the nurse practitioner for check ups. I doubt that the majority of people that a gyno sees on a day to day basis are there for problems... unless it's a clinic of some sort

376--This is the second time I've read that on here. There are 3 possibilities. 1. It's the same person. I don't feel like looking. 2. You're not from the US and that's what they recommend where you live. 3. You have incorrect information. In the US, the recommendations were that you start going to a gynecologist when you turn 18 or become sexually active. This was changed a couple years ago, and now it's when you turn 21 or within 3 years of becoming sexually active. It has nothing to do with when you get your period, at all.