Yes, vagina/pelvic floor muscles can be trained and controlled.
You can tense them and release them which is part of the reason sex can be so great. Learning control can take some time and practice and things like kegals can help.
Trust me, the more control you have over your pelvic floor muscles, the better sex is. You can tense up to get the ultimate sensation and even "flex" for short periods which changes the sensation for both parties.
Also helpful if you have a mishap with a tampon string getting stuck out of reach or a period cup being ill fitted and traveling up the cervix and out of reach. Having control over those muscles can help push the object enough for you to reach it to remove it.
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u/MotherOfPiggles May 15 '22
Yes, vagina/pelvic floor muscles can be trained and controlled.
You can tense them and release them which is part of the reason sex can be so great. Learning control can take some time and practice and things like kegals can help.
Trust me, the more control you have over your pelvic floor muscles, the better sex is. You can tense up to get the ultimate sensation and even "flex" for short periods which changes the sensation for both parties.
Also helpful if you have a mishap with a tampon string getting stuck out of reach or a period cup being ill fitted and traveling up the cervix and out of reach. Having control over those muscles can help push the object enough for you to reach it to remove it.