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mvyrmnd, 24 days ago to random

It's a little known fact that the C in USB-C stands for Cloaca. One hole that does every job.

vagina_museum, 2 months ago to random

Here are some fun facts about the weird reproductive systems of elephant shrews, a little creature which is neither a shrew nor an elephant...

vagina_museum, 2 months ago to random

Why did medieval pilgrims just love wearing badges of vulvas doing weird things like walking with sticks or climbing ladders? And what can this trend from the past tell us about ourselves? Monday's online lecture is on medieval vag badges, pay what you can https://www.outsavvy.com/event/18764/feminist-lecture-program-collab-the-vulvas-pilgrimage-understanding-medieval-genitalia-badges

vagina_museum, 3 months ago to random

Tomorrow night at the Vagina Museum, we are absolutely delighted to welcome Deaf Excellence-shortlisted comedian, clown and performer Elf Lyons to headline our regular comedy show. Live, Laugh Labia has a jam(rag)-packed lineup, all for your enjoyment on a Sunday night https://www.outsavvy.com/event/18345/live-laugh-labia-with-elf-lyons

vagina_museum, 3 months ago to random

Last chance to snatch up a mystery box when you join the Cliterati! All members who join before midnight tonight will get some free vag swag as well as all of your other membership perks! https://masto.ai/

vagina_museum, 4 months ago to random

Ever wanted to take a university-level Gender Studies course without the eye-watering fees? We're thrilled to team up with the Feminist Lecture Program for their spring term. Over the coming weeks, join us wherever you are in the world, starting from just £1 per lecture https://www.vaginamuseum.co.uk/events

christineburns, 4 months ago to random

I loved a recent interview with Peter Capaldi on the problem with doing The Thick Of It in this era and how Malcolm Tucker would now be a centrist dad and have his own podcast.

vagina_museum, 4 months ago to random

A lot of you have turned up here fascinated to learn that the uterine ("Fallopian") tubes are just kind of noodling around in there and can pick up eggs from both ovaries. We're delighted to confirm that this is 100% true and you can watch them in action. https://masto.ai/

drunkenmadman, 5 months ago to random

Have I mentioned we very much love the @vagina_museum ?

A rather beautiful fridge magnet from the Vagina Museum, subtly masquerading as a flower

onqueerstreet, 5 months ago to random

My comment on the @vagina_museum's winter appeal is under review because... I used the word vulva? Because I thanked them for working to ensure their space & exhibits are trans inclusive? How can that violate the terms of service?

Anyway, you can donate to help fight vulva shame and censorship here: https://gofundme.com/f/j2t9pf

A screenshot from GoFundMe, reading: "Thank you for your donation to The Vagina Museum's 2024 exhibitions." Below that there is a copy of the comment I left on the fundraiser, which reads: "Your work to destigmatize the V and share accurate and accessible information about vaginas, vulvas and the gynaecological anatomy is incredible, and I am so grateful for your dedication to making your space and exhibits trans-inclusive. I love learning about my body without feeling dysphoric! Sending you support and Big V Energy."

kiwi, 6 months ago to random

I super appreciate the @vagina_museum close up photos and descriptions of all the million named parts of our bodies because that shit is hard to see on yourself!

vagina_museum, 10 months ago to random

Do you experience some pelvic pain in the middle of your cycle? That's normal! The pain is called "mittelschmerz" and it's caused by ovulation.

Here's what you need to know about ovulation pain, why it happens, and when it's NOT normal...

vagina_museum, 10 months ago to random

We hope nobody needs to hear this today, but 📢 vaginas do not have a bone 📢

However, clitorises do, in most animals. It's time to bone up on the baubellum, also known as the os clitoridis.

vagina_museum, 10 months ago to random

Since it's 4th July, let's repost a few threads on What Did The Founding Fathers Think About Things?

Deglassco, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago) to Medicine

Onesimus, a Boston enslaved man, saved hundreds of people from the horrors of smallpox in 1721. His contributions to science reverberate to this day b/c his knowledge led to what became the 1st vaccine-related study in America. Onesimus’s story illustrates the degree to which reputable men of science de­pended on the testimony & experience of Africans in dealing with a dreaded disease.

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#StillWeRise #Medicine #BlackHistory
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#Histodons #History
@blackmastodon @BlackMastodon

vagina_museum, 11 months ago to random

Normally we do a monthly #VulvaDiversity thread, but this month we're going to do something a bit different because it's #CervicalScreeningAwarenessWeek: we're going to look at cervixes, and how they change throughout the cycle and after some life events...

vagina_museum, 1 year ago to random

Happy #StarWarsDay. Please take a moment to appreciate Count Dooku's balcony in Attack of the Clones (2002).