I really really hope that as many women as possible saw that decorator bloke have his say, and that he finds that from now on every woman on the planet declines to have her fanjo judged by that moron!
The presenters comments about him made me laugh, though - 'seems a bit much to ask of someone you only got in to paint your beams'.
Synopsis for anyone who missed it:
Presenter on a crusade to fond out about women who have cosmetic surgery on thier fannies, and, if possible, stop the trend!
Case study one - a 21 y.o who had been publicly teased for having labia miora which stood prpoud of the lab. majoria. (i.e very common). She subjected herself to having her labia sliced off - it took painful weeks to heal.
Case study two - a women who had always felt hers was not normal...presnter took her to see an artist in Brighton who is building a whole wall of sculptures of real women's vulvas. he seemed nice - every women who saw the wall said how re-assuring they found it - to see the wide range of what was comepletetly normal. Both the presenter and the woman had their fanjos coved in blue molding stuff - and found it very normalising and re-assuting. Woman's thoughts of surgery dispelled.
case study 3: a creepy surgeon talked about the operations he conducts. he showed a pic of a 16 year old who did have very extensive labia minora. Presenter then allowed herself to be examined by him and have him comment on whether she could be improved by surgery. She said she found it uncomfortable to be assessed by him - he made comments about her having 'thin' labia...but declared her pretty normal.
Cast study 4 - a lovely woman who had had some children and her DH had made vile comments about a baggy fanjo. She was considering surgery. She attended a 'healing workshop' run by a slightly mad woman who made them all look at themselves in a mirror and have imaginary convos with thier 'yonis'. Howver the woman found itv v positive, realised she was normal and happy to be a woman. Dispelled thoughts of surgery.
Slight detour into hymen re-construction.
Various interviews with presnters friends who all said they hadnever , and would never, find it necessary to judge a fanjo...and a decorator who said apalling things.
I thought it was good. Could have done with less emotional presenter sobbing in taxis.
I liked the artsist guy - and his wall of vulvas.