"Keep your mitts off our muffs!" "I love my vagina!" "You've put my
chuff in a huff!" These are some of the slogans of the Muff March taking
place along London's Harley Street Saturday morning. Its aim? To raise
awareness of the increase in gynaecological cosmetic surgery – both on
the NHS and in private clinics. The march, which has more than 300
supporters on
Facebook,
is organised by campaigning group UK Feminista and performance artists
The Muffia, who dress up in nude bodysuits decorated with lavish pubic
hair.
At its most modest, the Muff March is against the
pornography-influenced
obsession with removing pubic hair. But it's also about protesting
against the sort of surgery that makes you cross your legs. Typical
procedures on offer include labiaplasty (trimming or removing the labia)
and vaginal rejuvenation (tightening – usually referred to by "designer
vagina").
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