The vagina rant of the day

I love to hear women rant about vaginas, and I assume many of my readers, both male and female feel the same way.

This is by far the best 'episiotomy' post I've read since the big news came out yesterday that episitomies do more harm than good to women.

The CBC story omits just *how* episiotomies were supposed to help
"improve their sex lives." The answer?--"the husband stitch."

The husband stitch refers to the practice where (predominantly male)
doctors, typically without consulting their female patient, stitch up
that incision and then helpfully keep stitching, to make the post-birth
vaginal opening even smaller than it was before delivery, in order to
keep things "nice and tight" for the husband. You know, the same way they
do with third-world female genital mutilation practices.

Would someone care to explain how slicing open my perineum and then
over-stitching me is going to improve *my* sex life? And why haven't
doctors ever decided that slicing men open would improve their sex
lives?

That shameless hussy! I can't believe that a member of the weaker sex would have the audacity to put down and question male doctors. She should just shut her little pie hole, fix her man his supper, fetch his slippers and not worry her pretty little head about what they want to do to her vagina.