This Diary Entry was Originally Posted by
Krystal Mesmer January 31, 2012
One of the most common requests I get is for….. pussies.
Boys just wanna’ be girls . . . at least to see what it is like. And that means having a lush, moist pussy instead of a silly pecker.
Well, eat your hearts out, all your girlie wannabes. Some women have pussies to spare. And according to ABC News, it’s not all that uncommon:
Hazel Jones, 27, was born with double vaginas, cervixes and uteruses.
When British television aired a story about a woman who had been born with double the equipment – two vaginas, two cervixes and two uteruses – Internet commenters piped in and said, “Me, too!”
Hazel Jones, a 27-year-old from High Wycombe, has a rare, but not unheard of condition called uterus didelphys, which is not easily diagnosed until a woman’s sex organs develop as she enters puberty.
“It’s not that crazy at all, even though it sounds like a sci-fi thing,” said Vincenzo Berghella, director of maternal fetal medicine at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. “We see many couples, maybe one a month or more.”
Jones, who got her diagnosis at 18 after suffering for years from menstrual cramps, shared her story this week with ITV’s show “This Morning.”
“I thought it was amazing and it’s definitely an ice-breaker at parties,” she said. “If women want to have a look, I’m quite happy to show them, it’s not something I’m embarrassed by.”
. . . Jones first suspected something was wrong when her boyfriend told her that her genitals were “different.” She also found sex uncomfortable and wonderered why her girlfriends were baffled when she asked “which hole” to use with tampons. . . .
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Naturally, a pair of pussies is too, too much for the adult film industry to ignore. After going public with her two vaginas, Hazel Jones has reportedly been offered one million dollars by Vivid Entertainment to star in a porn film. One can only wonder if it will be in 3-D.
What surprised Me is how relatively frequently women are born with two vaginas. According to the ABC story, almost one in every 3,000 women have the condition. That means in a world with six billion people, there are some 10-million extra vaginas out there.
My only concern now is that some girlie wannabes will begin to pester Me to give them two hot, wet vaginas of their own to play with. I am more than generous with my pets and slaves, but if anyone calls and asks for twin pleasure portals, I will be sorely tempted to give them an extra special free bonus—cramps!
This whole issue, of course, begs many related questions: Are boys ever born with multiple penises? And if so, are they all functional?
Can such an exceptionally endowed boy get off with both hands simultaneously? And are they arranged side-by-side or in tandem?
These are important questions. I expect to see some well-documented answers soon. 😉
ALWAYS,
Lady Krystal
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