Hello Ann,
I'm going to take the long way around in
answering your question, because sometimes knowing the reason for the
answer is as important as the answer itself. I apologize ahead of
time if I'm telling you a lot of stuff you already know.
The
vaginal walls are made of a mucous membrane, which is constantly
producing mucous, usually at a fairly slow rate, which increases at
certain times such as sexual arousal, and which moves out toward your
vaginal opening as it is replaced with fresh mucous.
The
vagina is also a ecosystem, with its own environment, and its own
microorganisms living in it. In this case the environment is warm,
moist, dark, and slightly acidic, and the microorganisms are yeast.
Excessive or improper cleaning can upset this ecosystem
causing a yeast overgrowth, commonly known as a yeast infection.
Shortly after my wife and I were married, she had a series of these
yeast infections, which kept reoccuring until she stopped using
douches, she hasn't used them for more than 15 years, has never had
another one of these infections, and has never had what I consider to
be an unpleasant smell or taste.
It is perfectly normal for
the mucous in your vagina to thicken as it nears your vaginal opening
especially if you've gone a few days without a good cum. It is even
normal for it to become slightly pasty as it carries dead yeast cells
out of you. Incidentally, it has been proven that being aroused often
without having an orgasm can also cause a yeast infection, so ladies,
masturbate, and do it often. It's good for you.
You may
notice that you have a slight smell from time to time, and this is
also normal. In fact, this smell carries the phermones women used to
rely on to attract a mate when we still lived in caves, and I
personally find the smell arousing.
As long as you
don't smell bad....Musky=good....foul odor=bad, and as long as your
discharge is very light and slightly pasty, and does not resemble
what we in the states call cottage cheese, but you may just call
card, your pussy is perfectly normal and healthy. Bad smell and heavy
discharge means you probably want to talk to a doctor.
