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Is the vaginal opening actually a hole or is it closed until something inserted?
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It's a hole: The vaginal opening is a hole. For example, a person's mouth is a hole, but we don't see the hole unless the lips are apart. Likewise, we don't see the vaginal opening unless the labia are apart... but it's still a hole. That said, if a person doesn't want to call it a hole, no worries. Words are just words.
Answered 11/27/2017
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