Monday 1 August 2016

Disvirgined Women Can Now Be VirginsAgain

A German company has come to the rescue of
women for whom an intact hymen is critical.
The company, VirginiaCare, claims it can
“restore” a woman’s virginity without painful
or costly surgery. It sells an artificial hymen,
which it says does the necessary job. All a
woman needs to do is insert the artificial
hymen inside her vegina approximately 30
minutes before intercourse on her wedding
night, and her husband will be none the wiser.

The company explains on its website that the
artificial hymen, essentially a small, thin
pouch containing bovine blood, self-dissolves
from moisture and heat during intercourse.
“The bovine blood comes out just at the right
time and in the right amount,” the
VirginiaCare website states. Customers have
the choice of red-brown blood or an
“advanced” cherry-red blood. The latter hue,
which contains red food coloring, was
apparently devised in response to client
feedback.

A pack of two artificial hymens — whichever
color you choose — will set you back €49.50
(about $54). Rather costly, but possibly well
worth the expense if your and your family’s
honor depends on it. The company, which is
web-based only, also sells ViaTight firming
gel, meant to tighten the vaginal entrance. It
recommends that women buy both this and
the artificial hymen to simulate virginity to its
fullest.

“One should also try to clench up and feign
pain during the sexual intercourse so that the
whole thing appears even more realistic,” the
company offers as an added tip. A spokesman
for VirginiaCare told The Times of Israel that
the company has been in business for five
years, and that it receives approximately 100
orders from around the world every month.
The company’s customers are mainly Muslims,
and some are Christians and Jews. “There are
a few from Israel,” is all the spokesman would
offer when asked which countries the Jewish
customers were from.

Source: informationng

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