The process of a woman's pink private parts turning into "black fungus"

Does frequent sexual activity necessarily mean a woman's vulva is dark? Traditionally, women who have frequent sex are considered to have dark vulvas. However,

the darkening of a woman's vulva isn't solely due to frequent sexual activity; another factor is estrogen.
Many men have a peculiar fondness for "pink nipples and pink vulva," likely stemming from

the strong portrayal in pornography, where young girls are forever associated with pink—however, given the appalling descriptions in erotic novels, I always feel their authors might

genuinely lack sexual experience. Therefore, whenever someone praises a "young girl's pinkness" while harshly criticizing "dark vulva," I

often add with a wildly imaginative remark: "You like pink? Let me tell you a secret, not all young girls are pink, but nine times out of ten, women in their seventies or eighties

won't have very dark vulvas."
A woman's labia are divided into the labia majora and labia minora. Before puberty, these two labia act like tightly closed doors, protecting the urethra and vaginal opening

from external contamination. At this stage, the shape of the labia is not obvious, more like a simple dimple (oh my god, I actually came up with such a

convoluted analogy).
Because the ovaries are still dormant at this time, waiting for the magic of time to awaken them, the estrogen levels in the body are almost nonexistent.

Therefore, the labia are very thin and pale, basically the same color as the skin. At this time, the pink color of the mucous membrane is very noticeable, hence

the term "pinkish."

However, after puberty, the ovaries gradually awaken and begin to work—in addition to producing eggs, the ovaries also secrete estrogen. Estrogen

is like a waving magic wand, gradually making women different from men. Estrogen causes fat to accumulate in the breasts, the vulva

to develop, and the vagina to begin to produce moist secretions—leukorrhea.
Under the influence of hormones, the vagina gradually develops, acquiring its own defense system. The labia no longer close tightly, and their color gradually deepens

—from the pink of adolescence to varying shades of brown, tan, and black. Simultaneously, the areolas, which were almost

indistinguishable from the surrounding skin in adolescence, also darken.
The direct cause of this darkening is, of course, melanin deposition. Although the exact mechanism by which estrogen causes pigmentation is not yet fully understood

, one thing is clearly evident: as a girl grows older, with rising hormone levels, the color of the labia and nipples

gradually deepens. The most obvious example is pregnancy, during which the color of a woman's nipples and labia darkens significantly—more

noticeably than at any other time.
This is because pregnancy involves significant hormonal fluctuations, with a substantial increase in estrogen, which, in turn,

darkens the areolas and labia.

On the other hand, after menopause, due to the decline in estrogen levels, the melanin buildup in the genitals and secondary sexual characteristics loses its hormonal support and

gradually decomposes. Therefore, many women experience a gradual fading of the color of their areolas and labia after menopause, returning to a pinkish hue. Thus, darker

genitals and areolas in women are not a sign of promiscuity; on the contrary, these characteristics often indicate health and vitality—just

like wheat-colored skin and strong muscles.
Wait a minute, how did these folk tales become so deeply ingrained? There's a joke so plausible I can't refute it: "The ancients considered premarital

sex immoral, so they married at thirteen or fourteen." This legend likely stems from a similar reason, as

the marriage age and first sexual experience of the working class in the past were relatively early, even slightly earlier than puberty.
It's important to understand that in the past few centuries, the overall onset of puberty for girls has been advancing, meaning that the girls encountered by the ancients were more likely

not physically ready for childbirth, even if they were forced to marry for various reasons.
After marriage, because sexual experience and physical development occur simultaneously, there's a

misconception that "sexual experience gradually deepens the color of female sexual characteristics." Therefore, in a sense, this belief that female sexual characteristics are darker

hides an uncomfortable notion beneath the surface.
However, while it's common for the skin around the genitals to darken with physical development, it doesn't necessarily mean that

girls who maintain a pinkish appearance even in adulthood have any physiological problems. In fact, individual constitution significantly influences pigment deposition on the vulva and areola

. Just as some people wear long sleeves and pants and apply thick sunscreen but still can't avoid getting tanned, while others

remain fair even after sunburn and discoloration, the underlying principle is essentially the same.

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