Kunle’s brows furrowed. “Normal? Who told you that?” Ifunaya had no straight answer. It was a mix of things—whispers from women before her, cultural expectations, fears she never voiced. She had believed every harmful myth: 1. “Pain is just part of being a woman.” (No, it’s not.) 2. “It only happens when you’re not experienced enough.” (Not true—many women with experience still struggle.) 3. “If you love your partner, your body will adjust.” (Love has nothing to do with medical conditions.)