There are many women who wish they had a tighter vagina.
Do not worry, you're not alone in this - and there's nothing wrong about it, either.
There are many ways a woman might end up with a sagging vagina, and contrary to widespread opinion it doesn't really have to do with slutty behavior.
Your vagina is like the other muscles in your body - it just gets looser and flabbier as you get old.
If you've already had childbirth, there's a chance this effect is already noticeable regardless of your age.
Also, there are many possible mishaps which may lead to vaginal trauma and looser vaginal muscles.
Regardless, you should know that you can learn how to tighten vagina, and it doesn't imply vagina tightening surgery.
Also, it doesn't imply getting some kind of vagina tightening cream.
Actually, that's a preposterous notion.
If someone was selling a six-pack abs cream, would you believe it was possible? Of course not.
Well, your vagina is also a muscle, so don't expect it to get tighter from applying some kind of magic cream.
Apart from vaginal rejuvenation surgery (which for most women is forbiddingly expensive), there's only one effective and reliable way of tightening the vagina: it's called kegel exercises.
You might have heard about the term kegel exercises, and there's a good reason why so.
It refers to a program tha exercises the PC (pubococcygeus) muscle of the pelvic floor.
There's an easy way to localize those muscles: they're the ones you contract when you try to stop peeing.
Exercising these muscles in the right way will not only make your vagina tighter over time, but it will also make sexual intercourse more pleasurable.
With some practice, you'll find that you're capable of actually squeezing your partner's penis, and make him go wilder than ever before.