Women are known to be body-conscious, picking out individual marks and hating the quirky differences that make you, well, you. But it turns out there is some good news for a woman with dimples on their lower back.
The little indents that sit just above the buttocks, commonly known as Dimples of Venus, are indicators of good health and a screaming sex-life.
They allegedly make it easier for a woman to reach orgasm because the dimples facilitate good circulation and located around the pelvic area, climaxing becomes easier.
Having Venus dimples is considered special for quite a few reasons, Possessing them are said to bring blessings and good luck.
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dimples is said to be the reason for heightened pleasure during intimacy. This is due to their connection to healthy circulation in the pelvic region.
Lovers like to press them and affectionately call them “thumb handles”, signifying how they hold their mates.
In terms of beauty, you may observe that some people have their dimples pierced to add a touch of whimsy. This has become a trendy practice among women so they can accentuate their looks with low rise jeans, short tops, or bikinis. Corset makers use back dimples as a measuring marker around the hips for proper fitting. Although women and men both can have them,
Venus Dimples seem to be an attractive trait in women.
In Another story See Number Of Women That Have Been To The Senate, Since 1999(Opens in a new browser tab)
A report by an indigenous non-governmental organisation, Center for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), has said the Nigerian Senate has had only 36 women since 1999 when the current democratic dispensation began.
The CITAD report unveiled at a training for journalists in the Adamawa State capital, Yola, states that the Senate has had 654 members since 1999, meaning that men have had 618 slots to leave 36 to women, giving a percentage of 5.5% women to 94.5% men.
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