Pretty or ugly vaginas (genitals) by countries, regions, or the world

Women all around the world have many ideals of how their genitalia should look like and how they classify it based on the appearance of their sex organ. Women who think they have pretty genitalia, will state it as what they see, they perceive it as good-looking or appealing. On the other hand, women who have less than attractive genitalia, will state that their vaginas are ugly and then you will have women who simply cannot determine just how they view their genital appearance.
In a global perspective, we find that women overall have a perception that their sex organs or the appearance of the genitalia is not good-looking or not pretty. Nearly half of the world’s female population thinks and views their genitalia as “ugly” or “unattractive”.
As for women who view their genitalia as being “pretty” or “attractive”, we find that 45 women out of every 100 will say that their genitalia is pretty. Lastly, a small percentage of the female population cannot say whether they have pretty or ugly genitalia. They find it hard to determine in which category they fit into, it may be that their genitalia is not that unappealing, but it clearly is not pretty at the same time.
In a country or region perspective, we have slightly different views or perceptions of how women’s vaginal appearance compares or how women view their genital appearance. Some countries or regions find that their genitalia are more attractive than that of other regions or countries. And in fact, women from various parts of the world can have very pretty genitalia, while other parts of the world, they can be less then attractive or not very appealing to the senses.
As we break down the data, we can observe that women in the United States view their genital appearance quite evenly. Where you have about half of the female population whom think they have pretty genitalia and the other half with ugly genitalia as seen by women themselves.
In Canada, the perception seems to be that women view as having their genitalia less attractive, than their US counterparts have in regards to how they view it. In Latin America and the Caribbean, women are more undetermined than any other region of the world. Not being able to classify themselves as having pretty or ugly genitalia, but rather taking a stance somewhere in-between, which may indicate something neutral.
European women view themselves as having ugly genitalia more so than any other part of the world. Almost 6 out of 10 women would state that their genitalia are ugly. There is a high level of insecurities among European women, who view that their sex organ does not live up to the beauty standards that woman in other parts of the world posse’s prettier genitalia.
Australia and New Zealand have almost the same views as women in Canada and other English speaking countries. Asian and South Pacific peoples also view their genitalia as being more ugly than pretty. Women from any part of the world can have different views and classify their genitalia accordingly to how they perceive it and how their partner sees it too.
Overall, we can state that about half of the world’s female population sees their genitalia as pretty and the other half as ugly. In addition, when it comes down to it, what you see, it is what you really have between your legs.