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"On high the roof — Hymen (Hymenaeus)! — rise up, you carpenters! — the bridegroom is coming."
— Sappho, Fragment 111
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Omnia Vincit Amor, or The Power of Love in the Three Elements
Artist: Benjamin West (American, 1738–1820)
Date: 1809
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, NY, United States
Description
"Omnia vincit Amor," (Love triumphs over Everything) is a quotation from Virgil’s Eclogues. Venus, the goddess of love, is shown at the left with her attributes the doves and with her small son, Amor, armed with bow and arrows, clinging to her draperies. A young deity, presumably Hymen, god of marriage, brandishes a flaming torch with his right hand and grasps in his left cords that leash an eagle. The eagle symbolizes all the creatures living in the element Air, a hippocampus stands for those of the Water, and a lion for those on Earth. The fourth element, Fire, is implicit in the goddess herself, in the winged Amores, or little Loves, and most particularly in Hymen’s flaming torch.
What y'all know about the Erotes?? 🗣🩷
(Potentially more than me coz i just got into them lol)
also, uh here's this
Medical illustration of an intersex vulva below the cut, from 1896.
So, you know what a lot of people are calling "sleeve" hymens?
Um.....yeah. Might be that. Might also mean you have a doubled vagina, at least as far as this gynecology textbook from 1986 was concerned. (It has a lot of problems, including pretty blatant white supremacist / antiblack racial phrenology, but it's one of the only things I've found mentioning "female" hypo- and epi- spadias aside from random posts by other intersex people.)
Completely unrelated fellas
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Hymen, 1884 -1886 (Alternate Title: Wood Nymph) Thomas Wilmer Dewing & Marie Oakey Dewing
So, for a while now (if not always), I've found it difficult and painful to lean forward while sitting on anything with even an ounce of solidity. It feels like something solid inside my vagina or urethra painfully pressing against whatever hole it's in, so it's literally impossible for me to sit forward. Is this just my hymen? Is it normal for it to be painful? Are there ways to make it stop?
Tbh, I don't think that's your hymen. Your hymen shouldn't be inside your vagina (its usually around or part of the vaginal opening but not inside your vagina) and certainly not within your urethra.
It definitely could be some sort of hymen disorder but I'd be more likely to think something else is causing that. Whatever it is, it should not be happening and you should at least try and figure out what it is.
I don't know what's causing it but if you have the option, getting checked out and talking to a doctor about it would probably be a really good idea. So would getting a mirror or using a phone camera to look at your vaginal opening and urethra to see if you can pinpoint what's causing the pain.
Beyond that, I wish I could be more helpful but I don't know what's causing that and I don't actually have a good idea. Let me know if you have anymore questions, though!
[divine beloveds] "Of Mount Oeta; Oetaean, a mountain in central Greece, where a cult of Hesperus, who loved Hymen, is said to have existed."
— Oetaeus, Maurus Servius Honoratus, in his commentaries on Virgil's Eclogues
