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The clitoris, like so much of the female sexual anatomy, remains shrouded in shame, mystery, and misinformation. To this day, it remains absent from many scientific textbooks and even medical manuscripts, and scientists have yet to fully comprehend its function in reproduction.
Uteruses the size of watermelons, and a lifetime supply of eggs at birth – there are so many reasons to be amazed by the female body.
One statement that rings true for Arab women across the world is the fact that we’ve grown up with the messaging that our bodies, sexuality, and pleasure are “3eib”, or shameful.
When we’ve grown up with the pressure to look a certain way, whether that's a certain body size, shape, curve, or color – the list goes on – learning to love our bodies is not an easy task, and it's definitely not as easy at the #bodypositivity movement can sometimes make it seem.
At the most basic of levels, the lack of information, conversation, and education around our bodies has negatively impacted our ability to look after our own health, and few body parts are as shrouded in shame and misinformation as the vulva and the vagina.
Being disconnected from our bodies can stop us from fully expressing ourselves sexually, enjoying intimacy with a partner, and even diagnosing life-threatening conditions. This stops now.
It's time we got familiar with our genitals.
