A vaginal wall
In a British television report I saw recently explained the difficult relationship of many women with genital area in a somewhat cumbersome: the program managers were planted in a secondary school, students gathered in the auditorium showed them close-up pictures of different vulva . Thus, one after another. You should have seen the faces of disgust and creepy for most attendees. Yes, I said 'the'. Amazing. The boys put face landscape at the photos, however many girls are blindfolded and reacted with disgust, as if seeing a dead pigeon on the street. It will age thing, however, when the same group were shown a few pictures of different penises, the reaction was more measured, phlegmatic and very British. Before you arm the rosary at dawn, I want to comment that yes, many men safety problems in the perception of one's anatomy . This is known as 'costume syndrome' that becomes, almost by magic, a man with genital measures normal with the owner of a micropenis. So go the manufacturers of extenders or miracle creams or ointments to increase penis size. Are lined with somewhat complex. Yet here is not about who is most unfortunate. Some men are insecure, but women earn rout when feel strange or upset with the appearance of their genitals . By the very physiology external male sex organs do not usually generate much mystery. What you see is what you get. If we add the fact that a high percentage of us do not have too much problem in showing our intimacy, or talk about it (well, some spend a little like), or that female sexuality has been a cultural taboo for centuries, it is not surprising that differences between the sexes at the time of relating to our genitals are very large.
Tired of that fact and of little sense of self that show many women to their sex organs, a British artist has been working for years on a project you just curious to see the light in an art gallery in Brighton. This is the 'Great Wall of Vaginas' , four panels of nine meters long in which he placed sculptural casts 400 vaginas of women who volunteered for the project, aged between 18 and 76 years. Mothers, grandmothers, daughters, twins, transsexual women before and after birth, and even some that have undergone genital cosmetic operations such as labiaplasty can be seen in its most intimate in this mammoth mural. The artist called Jamie McCartney and his work seeks to draw attention to an undeniable fact: the genital plastic surgery is increasing year after year and many women willingly subject themselves to certain mutilations because they believe that the appearance of their genitalia is not 'aesthetic' . Jamie believes that art can be a good way to combat the current trend to homogenize the image of the female sexual organs. Surely many plastic surgeons and beauty centers are not strongly disagree with such claims. What is your opinion? 
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