Jessica Wynn

Right.

Oh, no.

He should get an award that's comedy gold.

Yeah, I mean, it's amazing.

And the vagina is highly elastic.

And it can double in length from around three inches to up to seven inches.

So increased blood flow causes the tissue to expand and relax, which increases the flexibility.

And then the width expands too.

So the vaginal walls, which are folded and also highly elastic,

expands significantly in width to accommodate penetration from a narrow resting size to about two to three inches in diameter during arousal.

So the increased blood flow also causes the walls to secrete lubricating fluid, which reduces friction.

I mean, it's wild.

And tenting is why it can feel shallow when you're putting in a tampon, but can accommodate a well-endowed partner.

So since the vaginal canal is highly elastic with arousal, it can comfortably accommodate a large partner.

And when that stimulus isn't there anymore, it naturally returns to its resting state.

So, yes, you can get used to a bigger partner.

But if you break up, your body adapts right back.

There's no permanent change.

There's no damage.

There's no downgrade.