Clarifications: 1. Is there really a correlation between the amount of black fungus (genital area) and sexual experience? 2. Are there naturally occurring black fungus? 3. Is there a connection between black fungus and masturbation? Or, does masturbation cause black fungus, or does black fungus trigger masturbation, or are there no necessary relationship between the two? Thank you very much.
The amount of pigmentation in a woman's vulva (including the nipples and areolas) is largely unrelated to the presence or frequency of sexual experience, but is primarily related to estrogen levels. For example, these areas may darken significantly during pregnancy, gradually fading after childbirth, and completely disappearing after menopause, resembling that of a young girl. We have seen a 5-year-old boy who, after secretly taking his mother's birth control pills, developed breast development and darkened his areolas.
As for masturbation habits such as leg-clamping, there should be no direct relationship or causal relationship between them and whether the vulva is black.
Skin pigmentation varies greatly from person to person. However, even for girls born with naturally dark vulva color, which is often referred to as "black peony" in folk songs, the vulva color should be consistent with other parts of the body. It is not that they are born particularly dark; it is only after puberty and the increase in sex hormone levels that their vulva becomes darker than other parts of the body.
