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[piranha]

erection photos. of penes, not erector sets. :) i find the soft-hard gallery particularly interesting.

not pornographic, though of course your definition of pornography might vary; the animated gifs might fall into that category for some.

via metafilter.

in the interest of giving equal educational time, i found no site that's quite the equivalent of the above, but at least there are a couple that show a number of normal breasts, sorted by cup size.

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[akirlu.livejournal.com]

I remember The Educated Slut (http://educatedslut.blogspot.com/) having links to a gallery of quite a range of female external genitalia, but I can't seem to find it now. Would have been early this year, like February or so, I think.

[pyrzqxgl.livejournal.com]

It's definitely fascinating to see the variety of ordinary people's bodies.

[beaq.livejournal.com]

I love that erection photos site, and the comments on it.

[debbiethedogged.livejournal.com]

I will not look at this until I am no longer an unwilling born-again virgin. Then I shall enjoy.

[huashan.livejournal.com]

Excellent sites, I'd love to see more scientific studies that show normal variation with pictures being made available especially to teens to show that everything really will work out.

Reminds me of a comment in one of my primatology classes where we got off on the subject of "races", etc. Started because of the book "The Bell Curve" and my instructors anger at such crappy science making so much money. We went on to pretty thoroughly dismantle the entire book, as a learning opportunity on how to do science and how not to do science.

Anyway...the quote was "There is more genetic variation between some people of the same "race" in humans than there is between some people of very different "races". And indeed, there is more genetic variation among humans than there is between the rest of the great apes as a group.