#167 Vaginas do stretch. In fact, they're made to be stretchy. When a woman is with a larger man than the last one, she has to get used to the new size. They can bounce back, but only over time. Doing exercises can help, too. After a woman gives birth, the doctor will tell them to do Kegel exercises to get back to near normal. It's never the same tho.

As far as I've researched, vaginas adjust to whatever is being put in them, and when nothing is in them the walls close on themselves; a collapsed tube, so to speak. In other words, sex doesn't normally loosen the ******. However usually after birth the ****** DOES become a bit looser, especially if they were torn or the child is larger than average (or at least larger than she can handle; check your boys' builds, ladies!). However there's no "it's never the same again" about it for an average-child, uncomplicated birth. At least this is as far as I've known.

When you first have sex with a girl, she's in pain, right? It takes her a while to get used to it. You're absolutely right, the ****** adjusts. But only over time. It can take a long time for it to go back to it's original size. But once you rip some of the skin, it never goes back. My gf still had part of her hymen when we first got together, and she was no virgin. Anyways, once the skin rips and the muscles stretch, it's never gonna be as tight as it was.

The girl has pain because of her hymen, fool :I That has nothing to do with the VAGINAL WALLS which close the ****** when there is nothing in it, which was what I was speaking of. Flatten a straw, that is a ****** when nothing is being put in it (or coming out of it). It's like slipping a pen between two cushions. Naturally, the material temporarily adjusts to let it in, then goes back to normal when it's pulled out. Ahem... "Myth 2: If your ****** is loose, it means you've had lots of sex recently. Fact: The ****** is a muscular tube that conforms to whatever is inside it. When there's nothing inside the ******, its walls touch each other, so it is closed in on itself. Your ****** may remain in its aroused state immediately after sex, but it will return to its tight state shortly. Having sex doesn't decrease the muscle tone of your ******. Sex should increase the muscle tone of your ****** since this is a form of exercise. You can have sexual intercourse every day for a year and it still wouldn't change a thing (Put some thrill in your sex life, know the four places to have sex). Similarly, abstaining from sex for a long time doesn't make your ****** tighter. The only thing that makes your ****** tighter is your state of arousal." "Myth 3: Penetration and childbirth causes permanent changes in the ******. Fact: The ****** changes its size as it accommodates the object inside it, then it returns to its original size prior to penetration. Even childbirth results in very few changes to the ******, if any at all. Noticeable changes may only occur if there's serious tearing after an episiotomy, a surgical procedure in which an incision is made through the perineum to enlarge the ****** during childbirth. Since the average penis is nowhere near the size of a full-term baby, penetration also doesn't loosen the ******." Just to quote a single place; I can probably find more, if you really want to read it all. A lot of reports show that even after birth a lot of women can easily restore their tightness, so long as the birth wasn't complicated and the child was of reasonable size. At least, they report that they don't notice a need for larger objects for pleasure or that their partners feel unsatisfied. And there are more than just Kegel exercises when it comes to tightening the ******; there are several methods.