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Hymenoplasty is a surgical procedure used to reconstruct the opening of a women's vagina, known as the hymen. A couple of years ago, we reported on the insidious trend for something known as the 'husband stitch', wherein a male partner during childbirth reportedly requests that the consultant put in an extra stitch to a torn perineum, to 'tighten' the vagina, for the purpose of making sex more pleasurable for the man. More details on this below. But an amendment to the health and care bill means that from Monday, it will be illegal to perform procedures for the purpose of reconstructing the hymen, whether consent has been given or not, making both 'virginity repair' and the 'husband stitch' against the law. The new legislation introduced by the government is designed to combat the growing number of girls and young women pressured into undergoing the 'virginity repair' procedure, which has been offered by myriad clinics, private hospitals and pharmacies. The 'virginity' surgery was designed to make a woman bleed when she next has sexual intercourse - and it's caused uproar amongst campaigners , including doctors and midwives , after the government also pledged to make virginity testing illegal in July of last year.

From whence comes life, also comes our biggest source of shame. The cause of this stigma is truly perplexing. After thousands of years of menstruating, humans should probably be over the sight the blood itself, the odor, pain, and the waste it creates. And yet—there are still places in the world where women miss out on opportunities, are denied access to school and jobs, and in some cases, become a man's property the moment her first cycle begins.

Despite what you may have heard, a jade egg inserted in your vagina will not balance your hormones, increase bladder control, or regulate menstrual cycles. Essentially, a woman sits on a mini throne while steam infused with mugwort swirls around the vaginal opening, supposedly entering and permeating the uterine walls. Beyond the fact that this is both ridiculous and worthless, there have been reports of genital burns.

This got us thinking whether Sri Lanka, indeed, has an obsession with virginity. In order to place some tangibility on the concept of virginity culturally, the existence of an intact hymen has been adopted as an indicator to confirm female virginity. The loss of it will be upon penile-vaginal penetration which perforates the hymen. While the procedure may sound sketchy to some and almost unbelievable, it has, for the most part, established itself as an accepted practice.