V**ginity test certificates presentation Pt1 (Patreon)

A virg***ty test is the practice and process of determining whether a girl or woman is a virg*n; i.e., whether she has never engaged in s*xual inter*****. The test involves an inspection of the hym*n, on the assumption that it can only be torn as a result of s*xual inter*****

In Zulu culture, v**ginity testing is traditionally performed by older women, who inspect a young woman or girls vag*** for signs of an intact hym*n –  the membrane of skin the covers a woman’s vag*** opening at birth.   If the hym*n is not broken, it means that the woman/girl has not had s**

How the testers grade young women

To achieve an “A” grade “

🦋the color of the lab*a should be a very light pink,

🦋the size of the vag*** opening should be very small,

🦋the vag*** should be very dry and tight, and

🦋the white dot or white lacy veil (hymen) should be clearly evident and intact”.

🦋Additionally, the girl’s eyes should “look innocent” and she should have a firm body.

Those who are classified as “B” grade virgins have

🦋la** that “are a deeper shade of pink than those of the ‘A’ grade virgin,

🦋the vag*** opening slightly bigger,

🦋the vag*** not so tight, and

the vag*** walls slightly lubricated.

The white dot and lacy veil are said to show evidence of ‘being disturbed’ ”.

Those awarded a “B” grade are thought to have had penetrative s*x once or twice, or “may have been abused” but are still issued with a certificate. However, those who have been s*xually abused repeatedly are more likely to be given a “C” grade.

Other young women who are relegated to the “C” grade have a

🦋“vag*** that is ‘too wide and too wet’.

🦋No evidence of a white dot or veil can be found, and

🦋the girl’s eyes(hym*n) betray her as someone ‘who knows men’.”