Is it true that the female organ loses its tightness with age and delivery?
551464
Not if you do your kegal exercises and stay fit!
268836
After my baby was born.\nThe pregnancy leave me in a better shape, and having a baby, and become older gave me a lot of security and consious of my body, and consius of the sensuality of it. \nI believe this helped!
536606
I can try to answer your first question. In the Kama Sutra, it talks about penis length and depth of the birth canal. Women have different lengths just like men, and the Kama Sutra talks about how if the differences are disproportionate, that the sex may not be as good, or can be uncomfortable. They had a term for this, but i cannot recall what it was. Obviously, a woman with a shorter canal will have trouble taking in all of a large penis, and a woman with a larger canal would not feel as much sensation with a small penis. Of course, some things can be overcome, such as not thrusting in fully, or moving in different ways and having the woman strengthen her muscles by doing Kegels. During intercourse, she can tighten these muscles and give her and her partner much pleasure, even she is larger and he is smaller. Hope my answer answers your last question. As far as this one goes, I don't know. I think maybe because as young children we are taught that 'down there' is dirty and bad, and yucky. I think that this type of reinforcement can be hard to overcome as adults.
449866
They are all pretty much the same except for the two extremes.  I have had really tight and I have really loose.  Also, the girl can squeeze during penetration or (my favorite) make it pulse.  Also, I've noticed I can make her tightness change depending on what I do.  Spanking or pinching or pulling tends to change the tension as does the state of arousal.  Yeah, so all pretty much the same.
3539
It is normal to have the muscles in your uterus tighten after sex.  If it begins affecting your intimate life.  Consult your physician.
942178
In terms of what you are talking about I would have to say yes. The things that happen to the females body during that time do cause the woman to exert some false feelings.
73232
No, human physiology does not work that way. Planned Parenthood or calling your local hospital will tell you.
426559
The woman's Sexual Organ...
986066
I am now 34 and when I was 26 I had a total hysterectomy, even ovaries. I have not had any problems like this. I have heard that your bladder can drop, maybe that is what you are experiencing. You can call your GYN and tell him you are having some discomfort and he will check you. Good luck.
82745
Sure but in general, we have less proneness at it. Female body zones (being more subject to) are gluteus and legs while the abdomen for male.
703792
No, I've had a hysterectomy and my stomach skin don't sag.  You have to do some exercises just like after having a baby to keep yourself toned.
825648
it happens after the menopause and that can happen to women from 40 onwards sometimes it can happen to younger women so its best you use ky jelly or other lubricant
1123631
No, it does'nt get shorter with age. Factors such as temperature, sexual excitement, and tension will all effect the length and girth. Sometimes with age these factors might change in effect, but it's not age itself.
525931
chances are if you have it now, you will always have it to some degree.  When you have a c section the nerves are cut, that is why you might have noticed numbness.  Seven years later and my lower belly is still numb, all the nerves didn't grow back.\n\nIt reminds me of when somone has a stroke...the nerve damage causes their side of their face to droop.  It is like the same thing.  The nerves are cut and it droops a bit.  \n\nIf you can't lose it, embrace it...it was caused by the most amazing thing that can happen to a woman in life...birth.
585377
Vaginas tend to stretch with use. Women who have had a child have what you describe. So do women who have had a lot of sex (regular, fingers or dildo).
514124
Ummm... don't women feel anything that goes in there? I don't think you are familiar with the "female organ" at all...
266316
Essentially, a bladder prolapse (or cystocele) happens when the pelvic ligaments and muscles weaken.  Childbirth is a common cause of this.  Constipation (because of the frequent straining), obesity, and a chronic cough can also cause this.  This condition is more common after menopause, as estrogen helps keep pelvic tissues toned. \nSome doctors estimate that half of all women have some degree of uterine or bladder prolapse in the years following childbirth. For most women, these conditions remain undiagnosed and untreated. Only 10% to 20% of women with pelvic prolapse seek medical evaluation for symptoms.