As much as I love learning about the topics I write about, I always find myself getting into trouble for voicing the information in my habitually dry, crude, straight-to-the-point kind of way. So, don't think this will be any different, because when it comes to vaginas... well, I am going to tell it like it is.  Plus, I love trouble!

In the last year, I have gotten several emails, one in particular that stated that I "[had] to write about this topic." How wet is too wet? The simple answer is: "I don't know!" The truth is that there is no easy way to explain wetness (vaginal lubrication). Our vaginas are like an onion; there are multiple layers, each one just as delicate and intricate as the other, to make a beautiful, yet complicated, organ.

You can't control how wet you get, and honestly, I am not always sure what the big concern is. But you can control the health you provide your vagina. A healthy vagina has an acidic pH balance to fight off infections, which is provided by bacteria naturally found in our nether regions. Just as our mouths are cleaned and lubricated by saliva, our vaginas work in a similar way, secreting fluids on a regular basis.

By Alex Karydi

Alex is an Internationally Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor that has been trained in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender LGBT related issues. "My intention is to start a movement towards a healthier and more supportive community! Where LGBTs can find each other, learn from one another, and build a stronger support system". Alex's contributions to 10,000 Couples are made available via ezinearticles.com. You can follow Alex on her Blog http://TheLesbianGuru.com! Or by Joining The Lesbian Revolution of Health & Love on http://Facebook.com/TheFemmeGuru