V Day awareness

I decided to go forward with this post, so I could learn a little more about V Day myself, and in return briefly inform you about it.  My tip came from fellow blogger,  Shay’s Other Spot who features her own series of buttons on the subject of female ejaculation.  V day, also means Vagina pride.  If you are interested, Shay quotes other fellow bloggers who have reported on female ejaculation.   Since I’m not qualified to go on about it, I’ll stop there!  However, my co-blogger Shay appears to be!

The post is entitled Gusher Pride, all in good fun, Shay gets the point across.  You can view the balance of the buttons and post, by either clicking on the link or the actual images. 

For those of you who are not so familiar with the current expression, V Day is a global movement to stop violence against women and girls.   What does the V stand for?   The ‘V’ in V-Day stands for Victory, Valentine and Vagina.  Around since 1998, the objective is to stop violence against women.  A very worth while caused endorsed by huge corporations and organizations. 

The official date, is February 14th, however, you’ll find supporting events, worldwide, throughout February.  V-Day Founder/Artistic Director and Playwright “The Vagina Monologues” Eve Ensler continues to gather support for the cause.  Support groups for the cause often use theatre and comedy to raise money for the cause. 

Look closely at your community and I’m sure you’ll find a school or university endorsing this cause through a production of some sort.