RIGHT TO SEX

Here's the lowdown on the vagina ... from a man's perspective. Much like fingerprints, no two  vaginas  are exactly alike and guys are well aware of it. Unfortunately, we as women seem to be left in the dark when it comes to this. Other than "she's loose" or "too tight," women have no idea what guys say about their womanhood.  The truth is that guys have just as much to say about vaginas as we have to say about their penises. No need to fret. After speaking with a handful of 20-something men and consulting with blogs of the male perspective, we've been able to derive the top vaginas seen and discussed among men. What men really think of 8 types of vaginas:  1.   The Bony Vagina What It Says About You:  Chances are if you're on the petite or skinny end of the spectrum, you may have one of these. This  type of vagina  is more narrow and bonier than most. The exciting part about it is that it allows for a tighter fit that ensures a sen

1 . I thought men had two dicks—one for peeing, one for pooping. “I truly, genuinely thought that men had two penises. One they peed out of and one they pooped out of. Apparently my childlike mind didn’t register a reason for men to have buttholes.” 2 . I thought men had two dicks—one for peeing and one for sex. “Men do not, in fact, have two dicks: one for pissing and one for sexing. Six-year-old me was thoroughly confused when she saw her first anatomy chart.” 3 . I thought that penises were shaped like snowmen. “When I was in second grade, we were playing with Play-Doh in class. One of the boys in my class built a snowman, then held it against his crotch like it was his penis to make his friend laugh. Due to a lack of any other visuals (I’m a female), I thought for a very, very long time that penises were shaped like snowmen.” 4 . I thought that boners would feel harder. “I knew a boner didn’t mean that some bone in their body didn’t suddenly pop

Spain has appointed its first Minister of Sex whose job will be to get people busy between the sheets. The government hopes to boost Spain’s falling birth rate, which is one of the lowest in the developed world. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy appointed Edelmira Barreira as the country’s sex tsar to get Spaniards to produce more babies. The country is faced with a population crisis, with fewer births than deaths recorded for the first time last year. Experts say long working hours and a culture of eating late at night and going to bed after midnight are partly to blame for the nation’s sex famine. Rafael Puyol, of the IE Business School in Madrid, said: “They do not help with making a family. Then when a child arrives it is even worse.” Since 2008 the number of births in Spain has plunged by 18 per cent. And the number of childless couples has nearly tripled from 1.5million in 1977 to 4.4million in 2015. Most Spanish women say they would like two or more children but in 20