Is a cameltoe normal?

To get the info out of the way immediately and avoid having to read a hundred-page text - yes, cameltoe is normal. For every woman. As normal as nipples, nose, hands and feet. "Cameltoe" is the international colloquial term for the deformation of clothing on women when it gets pulled into the crotch.

Why this note? Because it annoys me that cameltoe is treated as if it were NOT normal.

The New York Post headlines (and refers to a chief surgeon from Great Britain) that the rate of vulva operations has more than doubled - because women are having a "designer vulva" operated on. "More and more women are buying a designer vagina after ultra-tight leggings have become uncomfortable or embarrassing due to the dreaded cameltoe," according to NYP.
During the so-called labiaplasty, the labia are shrunk... I don't even want to go into detail - OUCH!!! A culprit was quickly found - the Kim Kardashian underwear line is said to put pressure on women, after one of her sisters complained that the items from the collection did not fit her "due to her large vagina." I'm about to freak out, also because things are being mixed up here and it's being made out as if an operation would provide a remedy!?!

1. The so-called cameltoe occurs when women's pants pull into their crotch. The crotch is the crease BETWEEN the labia. Even if these are "reduced" by any amount, this gap (thank God) will still remain. Because that's how a vagina is built. Editor's note: I've received a lot of messages here, by the way, stating that the vulva is the external (visible) genitals and the vagina is the birth canal, and that the terminology is being mixed up here. However, I often quote here and the word vagina is used, which I then adopt. Sorry for that - but I think we all know what is meant. And the leggings, high-waist pants, jumpsuit can still pull into this gap and it will be visible accordingly and in the worst case it will be just as uncomfortable or even painful - as if the labia were larger!

2. If a panty, bodysuit, swimsuit, or whatever, doesn't fit because it's too narrow on the left and right, it's not because of a "too large vagina" that can be reduced - it's simply because every body is different and the pelvis is wider/narrower depending on body size. And if, for women (with the right size), half the vagina (sorry, vulva) predominantly hangs out on the left and right, the panty is simply bad - i.e. too narrow - cut! But no operation in the world can fix this, because you would have to narrow the entire pelvis!?!

Conclusion: Cameltoe is completely normal for every woman with appropriate clothing. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise and stop feeling "not normal" because of it!

How often do I hear in my environment: "Well, I don't have that problem, everything is "normal" with me (?!?), but I'd still like to try on those panties - just to see." Or at FIBO (the biggest sports fair) a girl in short leggings stood in front of a mirror and complained about how much her cameltoe showed, how uncomfortable she felt about it, and that she spent all day adjusting her crotch. When I suggested she come to my booth and that I had a panty solution so she could feel comfortable at the fair, the answer was: "It's just the panties, I'm perfectly fine, I only have this short legging on today because I have to wear it." Of course everything is normal with you! And of course it's because of the panties! And because you're a woman!

Or I get asked if I ship in discreet packaging?!? What on earth are you ordering from me? Drugs?? Extremely embarrassing erotic items (I'm wondering what those could be)??? No. You're ordering a perfect sports thong that, on top of that, prevents the thong from pulling into the crease that you, as a normal woman, naturally have, thus protecting you from stares and/or pain!

And I am absolutely sure that the postman also understands this when he drops the package in your mailbox - provided he knows my logo, and I hope that this will soon be the case for every postman. 😁

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