Linda's problem is somewhat similar but significantly different. Approaching her 50th birthday, she is accustomed to frequent and satisfying sexual relations with both male and female partners. Now Linda finds her vaginal canal to be drier and less responsive, even when she is fully aroused in every other way. Although we may enjoy our eroticism in many and varied ways, some problems are encountered, sooner or later, by all sexually active women. Women usually experience erotic arousal not only in terms of exciting feelings and fantasies, but also in terms of bodily responses.
Many women also experience changes in their vagina.
With arousal, the vagina may tilt upwards and become longer. In general, the release of this fluid serves you sexually by making vaginal and vulval play more comfortable. And, in particular, it probably evolved to make easier both penile-vaginal insertion and the movement of sperm up the vaginal canal, increasing the likelihood of impregnation. Women sometimes lubricate vaginally when they are not sexually aroused, and women often feel erotically aroused without becoming vaginally wet. Excess lubrication, even though some women feel almost embarrassed by it, can easily be solved by use of an absorbent external panty-liner.