By Jodi Smith | Social Media | July 24, 2019 |
By Jodi Smith | Social Media | July 24, 2019 |
Self-described “Holistic Sex and Relationship Coach” and “Vaginal weight lifter” Kim Anami has over 100,000 Instagram followers and claims to help women awaken sexually. On her website, “The Well F**ked Woman,” Anami has multiple pictures of her lounging while she tells you just how poorly boned you are and why you should sign up for her class on how to get some. I have no problem with trying to get women some well-deserved orgasms, but the dilemma comes when she gives crappy Goop-like advice borne from ignorance about science and other pesky things.
That may seem like really bad advice but that’s just because it definitely is terrible advice that could kill someone. Skipping annual exams could mean the difference between early cancer detection and death, but let’s pretend women have a preternatural pooter that will magically email them with any abnormalities below the belt. That’s a great idea.
Here’s another turd nugget of information:
Then there are the vaginal weight-lifting photos:
As someone who clearly wants to Instagram her way to wealth and possibly sex cult leadership, Anami, of course, took exception to an actual gynecologist and women’s health expert, Dr. Jennifer Gunter, dismissing jade yoni eggs as the trash they are. In one of the strangest call-outs I’ve ever seen, Anami countered sound medical advice by challenging Dr. Gunter to a “vagina-off” where her “vaginas” take on those of the good doctor.
This woman who carries heavy objects with her vagina has challenged me to a vagina-off and all I can say is that’s not how it works. That’s not how any of it works. pic.twitter.com/QME2PmPCC4
— Jennifer Gunter (@DrJenGunter) July 24, 2019
First of all, vaginaS?? Is she a cousin of Katya Kazanova, proud owner of several detachable vaginas so that one can be washed in the sink while another is assisting in her attention-seeking behaviors by carrying her wallet, phone, and a dollar store Oscar trophy on Hollywood Boulevard? Why are multiple vaginas included in this twat-off?
Oh.
I think the “her vaginas” means her clients. That she wants me to round up my patients (obviously she doesn’t know much about medicine) and have them enter some kind of vagina ring and compete against her patients? Oh my head hurts.
— Jennifer Gunter (@DrJenGunter) July 24, 2019
You know what? I don’t think Anami understands human anatomy or vaginas or competitions or that most women don’t want to parade their bajingos down the street with oversized wine glass charms swinging from them. In fact, I think she might not be certified to provide medical advice concerning women’s health.
I also don’t believe for one minute that she has anything attached to the inside of her bajingo. I doubt the fact that anything is hanging from her cooter in any of the photos, but if items are swinging between her knees? She’s wearing some sort of hoobie harness. Even if she is clenching for her life, what the hell does that prove? She has a “KEGELS ARE LIFE” t-shirt and a tattoo that says “multi-dimensional healing benefits” above her lady garden?
Ladies, do not jam stones in your hoo-ha unless a trained medical professional tells you to do so — which they won’t — and don’t pour salt from the Dead Sea in your honeypot in an attempt to exfoliate it. These are bad things. Very, very bad things. Stick to medical advice that comes from someone with a corresponding degree and not a bored white woman interested in getting likes and dollars from like-minded ladies in an echo chamber.