I’m a little curious about the vaginal HIFU treatment Ayase Nana asked about. Has anyone tried it? I’m not sure because there’s so little information online—things like whether the heat from HIFU could weaken the vagina or make the naturally textured vaginal walls smooth. Does anyone have experience with it?

I actually asked a male supporter what he thought, and he told me that Nana was perfect as she was, that there was nothing to worry about, and that she didn’t need HIFU or anything. The respondents here also gave me lots of helpful advice, so I decided not to do it after all~ Why don’t you ask a male supporter about it once, too?

There are two types of “tightness.” The easier one to understand is when the muscles (sphincter muscles) tighten. Some foreigners and people who work out have this kind of tightness—it feels as though you’re being gripped by a hand, or stroked while being held in a ring made with the thumb and index finger. The other type comes from negative pressure inside. Rather than being tight at one particular spot, you feel the tightness all the way from the base to the tip, along with every subtle bump and texture on the inner surface. I think the latter is what causes air to escape with a queef when you pull out midway. I wonder whether the procedure you mentioned is aiming for the former. Still, like any other cosmetic procedure, I imagine it would feel somewhat unnatural—especially since you’re not observing from a distance but actually coming into skin-to-skin contact. Also, in terms of pleasure, the latter is overwhelmingly better. And women whose sensations seem to change in endlessly different ways, almost like their facial expressions, are the best. The body-to-body communication during intimacy is incredibly intense. The density of the time spent together is on a completely different level. Taro

Even in a men’s bath, you can immediately tell whether someone is in their teens, 20s, or 30s from the shape and firmness of their buttocks. To be honest, once men are past 30, everything—including their private parts—has already become less responsive and declined, so they can’t tell the difference anyway. It might have an effect on sensitive men in their 20s or 30s, but I feel it would be meaningless for men in their 40s and older, whose urine stream has weakened, who can’t ejaculate as they wish, and who are beginning to lose their erections.