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The Sniz

gyno, gynocologist appointment

Yesterday afternoon my husband and I had our first “together” visit to the gynecologist to make sure we’re doing everything right as we embark on the next phase of our lives: baby making. {and a routine yearly check-up for me}

Needless to say, this was not the most comfortable situation for Pep {though he met my Doctor last year when she removed cysts from my baby-makers} but he moved his chair out of her way so we were both facing her and sat there quietly while I squirmed on the table with my legs wide open.

Me: OUCH

Doctor: Sensitive

Pep: YES …she is.

To spare you any explicit details, I’ll just say that I was happy to learn that all my womanly organs are working as they should be {as I was dreading hearing “your cysts are back and you must have more surgery” or “you’re barren”}. We scheduled an appointment for our next visit and headed out the door.

On the way to the car:

Pep: She’s not used to having guys in the room with her.

Me: What? Every time I go in there I see couples going into rooms together.

Pep: Well, she’s not used to it.

Me: Wait. Why do you say that?

Pep: Cuz she was showing me her sniz.

Me: WHAT?

Pep: Well, she was wearing that short mini-skirt and sitting in that chair with her legs wide open.

Me: Well, did you see anything?

Pep: She was wearing granny panties so it was all covered up.

Me: What color were they?

Pep: Beige.

Me: Shiny?

Pep: uh

Me: I’m sure she had no idea her legs were wide open and was just focused on {my vagina} doing her job.

Pep: Yes, and not used to having guys in the room.

Me: Okay, yes. Or maybe she wanted you to see her hot granny panties.

Pep: How old do you think she is?

Me: Ohmygod.

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