Revirgination Surgery
“Hymenoplasty, a controversial medical procedure known mostly for its prevalence in the Middle East and Latin America, is becoming popular in the U.S. Although there are no hard data, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons says vaginal surgery, including hymenoplasty, is one of the industry’s fastest-growing segments. Gynecologists are marketing hymenoplasty in magazines, local newspapers and online. They report business is booming. Restoring innocence this way has sparked criticism. Religious groups that value abstinence until marriage say hymen repair is a deception. Some feminists liken hymenoplasty to female genital mutilation. In addition, hymen repair, unlike other types of reconstructive surgery, isn’t taught in medical residencies. Some medical associations worry that surgeons might be improperly trained.” — AZCentral.com (US)
(Thanks to Furpo for the link.)
This is a long article discussing the pros and cons of hymenoplasty. It’s well worth the read if the topic interests you.
That being said, the pros and cons are rather obvious. On one hand, this is a legal, relatively safe procedure. If it gets you off, then who’s to argue? On the other hand, it’s hard not to think that there’s something rather nefarious about the whole thing. Why should women undergo invasive surgery to restore something whose loss hurt the first time and whose loss will only hurt again the second? The story describes a woman who claims that “it took almost two months for her to feel comfortable again. It took even longer for her to enjoy sex.” That’s a lot of suffering — not to mention a lot of money to pay for the procedure — just to give some guy the relatively bogus joy of popping a hymen.
Why “bogus?” Because if you’ve ever deflowered a girl, you know that the significance of the event is mostly mental and emotional. The physical part doesn’t account for much aside from awkwardness. That’s not to say that a snug orifice isn’t better than a gaper, but it is to say that any fascination with virginity is likely “about” other things — power, innocence, pedophilia, etc. And if that’s not obvious, just consider anyone who wants to deflower a boy, since the emphasis there is not a physical transformation but a mental or emotional investment.
I find your writeups consistently inane. This was an exception.
Now let me get this straight..they’re gonna reconstruct a gals maidenhead (as we still call it down here)…and its a reconstructive procedure that’s not taught in any medical residencies.
Well where in hell do they get their training? And they’re still authorized to perform it anyway…Hmmm something smells fishy…
This rates right up there with asshole bleaching that was the hot topic a couple of months ago…they said business was booming…bet thats not all that was booming after an application of clorox.
Bye the way, who are all these women that’s getting this stuff done, and where are they from? I don’t know of any of them aroung here.
Actually they were also going to give Bush a brain transplant but they could not find a suitable chicken
My boss should need reconstructive surgery on his asshole as much as he takes it in the ass from his boss, fucking faggot
I’m pretty sure this is a very nice way for girls that are from a religious family that marries off their daughters and said daughter has to be virgin to be even considered human. If she’s been raped, or if she just wanted to enjoy the same freedom men has, this is a good way to repair that.
I can’t say I understand why people not being more or less forced to be virgins untill married would do it tho’. It’s utterly pointless in this part of the world, unless you’re an imigrant that has to struggle with a family that would reject you if you weren’t a virgin and friends that thinks you’re lame is you don’t go to bed with a boy by the time you’re 20.
(And I see why you’ve called yourself Dick Head. ^^ Boy, you reek of insecurety of your own matchoness. xD)
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