When describing a characters pussy, consider many factors which can be used to build up an erotic image for readers. Consider whether the character has pubic hair. Describe whether the pubic hair is cleany waxed, freshly shaven, is there a small landing strip of hair trailing from the character's belly down to the top of the vulva, is the pubic hair stubbly as the character hasn't has a chance to wax or shave recently, or is there a well groomed patch of pubic hair? Each choice of pubic hair can give an insight into the character. The dimensions and appearance of the characters clitoris and clitoral hood can be described. The clitoris can be small, or large with a vary level of sensitivity. The clitorial hood, also called the prepuce, will retract when the character is aroused, the extent to which the hood covers the clitoris can differ significantly. Some people may have a hood that exposes more of the clitoris, while others have more coverage, it can be tight around the clitoris or can be wrinkly or hang noticeably between the character's legs. When the character orgasms, the hood can briefly sheath the clitoris to protect it from overstimulation. The clitoris can be referred to in various terms such as a nub, bundle of nerves, or clit etc. The vulva also pertains to the labia majora and labia minor, which can be more colloquially referred to as folds. The labia majora are the outermost folds of skin, extending from the mons pubis down to the perineum. They protect the more delicate structures of the vulva, including the labia minora, clitoris, and vaginal and urethral openings. They are typically covered with pubic hair after puberty but the pubic hair can be groomed into various styles. The labia minora are located inside the labia majora and surround the vaginal and urethral openings. They are smaller, hairless folds of skin with no fatty tissue. They are more delicate and can vary significantly in size, shape, and color. They swell with blood when aroused and can be responsive to stimulation. They play a role in sexual sensation and arousal, protect the vaginal and urethral openings, and form the clitoral hood. With age, the labia majora may lose some of their fullness and elasticity due to a decrease in collagen, potentially leading to a more wrinkled appearance. In general, labia minora are often not symmetrical and it can be common for folds to protrude past the labia majora or for one side to be more prominent and noticeable than the other. The vaginal opening, also known as the introitus, is the external opening of the vagina, located in the vulva. When the character becomes aroused, blood vessels in the genitals dilate, leading to increased blood flow. This influx of blood causes the vaginal walls to secrete a lubricating fluid, which helps to reduce friction during intercourse. The increased blood flow also causes the vaginal walls to swell, making the vagina longer and wider.