A woman who was born with a rare condition that means she has two vaginas has shared how men have reacted to the news.
Annie Charlotte has something called uterus didelphys, which is thought to affect around 0.3 percent of the population.
As per Cleveland Clinic, this is where someone has two uteruses and cervixes. It can cause pregnancy problems and painful periods, the site adds.
One of the very few people to have it is Annie, 26, who has opened up about her condition and shared the moment she was told that medical professionals became aware of her uterus didelphys.
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According to the 26-year-old, a nurse exclaimed 'oh my god' while her hand was still inside Annie, something she admitted 'is not what you want to hear when a nurse has her hand in your vagina'.
"I was mortified… absolutely horrified," Annie went on to say of when she received her diagnosis. "Then I was told it meant I might not be able to have kids."
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And now Annie has shared how men react to the news of her uterus didelphys when she tells them about it.
Annie, who is an OnlyFans creator, shared, as per Mail Online: "My two vaginas sexualize my relationships a lot.
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"Because I let people know quite early, or they've seen me in the papers, or they've seen my Instagram, my relationships start quite sexual, and that can be quite intense.
"I feel like because of my condition the first thing that is spoken about is sex, and sometimes I just want someone to get to know me — not my vaginas."
She added that her OnlyFans career doesn't help her situation sometimes.
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"I 100 percent feel judged because of my job," she said.
"A lot of guys that I've dated think that I'm in love with the men I film with. I also feel like my partners always compare themselves to the person I'm shooting with, and then they judge me for enjoying it."
Sadly Annie had some very crude remarks about her condition from men in the past and was even once asked if she'd had 'two [men] at a time'.
"He said he’d been thinking he and his mate ‘wanted to be tunnel buddies in separate vaginas," she further shared about the specific encounter.
Topics: Life, Health, Sex and Relationships
Niamh Shackleton