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Is the hymen a myth?
I recently came across this in Wikipedia:
In late 2005, Monica Christiansson, former maternity ward nurse and Carola Eriksson, a PhD student at Umeå University announced that according to studies of medical literature and practical experience, the hymen should be considered a social and cultural myth, based on deeply rooted stereotypes of women's roles in sexual relations with men. Christiansson and Eriksson support their claims by pointing out that there are no accurate medical descriptions of what a hymen actually consists of.
I've found this to be true. I've never seen one.
Has anyone in this forum ever seen a living example of a Hymen?
Pictures and drawings don't count.
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