Thousands of people, male and female, are afflicted with an agonizing condition known as Sandy Vagina Syndrome. The most common symptoms of this disease include a predisposition towards being easily offended, hurt, with an affinity for holding grudges, and general discomfort for the sufferer and everyone within a 10 mile radius. This illness has existed since the development of the frontal cortex in humans but it has only just recently been diagnosed and recognized as a true ailment. Before the frontal cortex developed, humans did not have the capacity for the specific types of mixed emotions that feed into SVS. Prior to this change, when a person got upset with another person, the issue was brought to light and resolved quickly with a stick or a rock or a roundhouse to the hairy face.
After the frontal cortex formed, people were able to experience mixed emotions such as anger and guilt, or love and hate. This allowed for humans to hide the auxiliary emotion which would then fester and abscess throughout the soul, body, and mind, eventually leading to Sandy Vagina Syndrome. Through the process of constricting one of the emotions while brandishing the other for everyone to see, it creates a friction or a bed sore of types…made of sand…in the vagina…male or female. The discomfort of a contrived life creates very unpleasant circumstances for the sufferer and those close to them.
It can be hard to predict when a SVS attack will flare up. This is what makes coexisting with a Sandy Vagina so tumultuous. In any given scenario, you can interact with the SVS sufferer in a seemingly normal fashion but to the afflicted individual, you might as well have just punched their grandmother’s puppy in the face while crapping on her pillow and keeping eye contact the entire time. However, when all you did was accidentally get upset with them but immediately apologize in a most humble way. This occurrence of mixed emotions (“I’m mad at you but I am also sorry”) displayed directly in front of the SVS sufferer often triggers their syndrome and reminds them of their own emotional voids and instabilities…an uncomfortable situation.
They often react with excessive polar emotions. Some will gravitate towards the, “Beached Whale in Sandy Vagina” spectrum where they often exhibit the whale as a, “Grudge.” The texture of the sand enables the sufferer to clamp down on the grudge/whale and grasp onto it as if were the only thing keeping their intestines from proplapsing out of their vaginas. On the other end of the spectrum, there are the, “Constrictors.” They discontinue any flow of emotions through them and permanently suture the sand in their vagina’s while casting an unaffected visage towards their offender in an, “I’m rubber you’re glue, anything you say bounces off of me and sticks to you because I don’t allow myself to feel” manner. However, the telltale signs of SVS are easy to spot and a constrictor unwittingly presents themselves as contrived and miserable.
Unfortunately, Sandy Vagina Syndrome can become contagious. The risk of contracting it is greater during the first interactions between sufferers and non-sufferers. The unfamiliarity between each person often leads to false interpretations of these crucial interactions. The unaffected individual unknowingly throws sand at the afflicted person through innocently ignorant comments and the SVS sufferer absorbs the sand into their vagina and chooses which pole they will express: grudge/whale or constrictor. As soon as the originally noninflected individual realizes that their new companion is unhappy for reasons they find to be unremarkable, they will begin to form small grains of sand in their vaginas. If left untreated, this can lead to a mature case of SVS. Two cases of untreated SVS in one room is intolerable.
The most effective cure for Sandy Vagina Syndrome is honesty. This can be administered through either a blunt, brutal, submersion technique, or through a more subtle and softer technique called, “And by ‘that,’ I really meant ‘this’ and I apologize.” The brutal, submersion technique is rather obvious: “I noticed that you are still upset after I yelled you when I had a bad day the other day. Get that sand out of your vagina, accept my umpteenth apology, and figure out why the fuck you got so offended.” A case study of the softer technique has also revealed some excellent examples: “I can see that I hurt your feelings when I accidentally yelled at you and I hope that you can forgive me so that we can move on and continue our friendship…and by that, I really mean get over it already you asshat!” Both techniques have shown promising results.
Regardless of whether or not you have developed a technique, the most important component to curing SVS is in fact honesty! Remember that our new ability to process two separate emotions simultaneously has predisposed us to confusion, resentment, and hurt. It is vital that you keep this fact present in your mind at all times so that you do not catch SVS. If you can remember this, then you have the ability to acknowledge when someone has sand in their vagina and not get emotionally involved yourself. It is not their fault; SVS is a serious disease and makes life difficult for everyone. Take every Sandy Vagina Syndrome sufferer with a grain of salt.