The Second to Fifteenth Coming of the Holy Weeping Labia


(For reference: Previous posts dealing with the Crotch Rot – this, this, this, this, this, this, and most recently, this.)

Allow me to stick my head between my knees and speak loudly to my vulva.

“You are in menopause. I am done with this drama. No one else I know has a labial flap that weeps blood for no apparent reason. I do not understand why I am the only one cursed with this stigmata. Wait. Is it the Pope? Is this a sign of the end times?”

I can’t imagine what I did to bring this scourge back on me. I thought I was all done with the issue of blood from the outside of my insides, especially since it was in synch with my cycle and now I no longer even HAVE a bike. Now that I am cycle-free you’d think I’d be done with any ersatz menstruation.

And this time it is tenacious. I was unaware that the healing ointment that knocked it out last time had expired, and it took that opportunity to set up camp. Now, even with a new prescription, it just keeps doubling down. I clear it up, it comes back, and it shocks me every time. “What is this! Am I – oh, damnit.”

It’s like my crotch has Muchausen’s and is faking a period for pity. Or to look young.

(Puts head between legs.) “SERIOUSLY.”


7 responses to “The Second to Fifteenth Coming of the Holy Weeping Labia”

  1. Mrs.Hall – You have been here for years! How have you missed the Holy Weeping Cooter? I have added references at the top.

  2. Mrs hall – the blood is coming from inside the house now. Pissing blood not even connected to the same system. I am all kinds of confused. Made a doctor’s appomtment.

  3. Mrs hall – It heard you and started to bleed I swear to God.
    Hattie – Nice thing about women is that I know every one of a certain age had been through this before and I dont know of one who had lady part cancer.

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