A vaginal septum is a dividing wall of tissue in the vagina that’s not visible externally. The wall of tissue can run vertically or horizontally, dividing the vagina into two sections.
There are two types of vaginal septum. The type is based on the position of the septum.
A longitudinal vaginal septum (LVS) is sometimes called a double vagina because it creates two vaginal cavities separated by a vertical wall of tissue. During development, the vagina begins as two canals. They usually merge to create one vaginal cavity during the last trimester of pregnancy. But sometimes this doesn’t happen.
A transverse vaginal septum (TVS) runs horizontally, dividing the vagina into a top and bottom cavity. It can occur anywhere in the vagina. In some cases, it can partially or fully cut off the vagina from the rest of the reproductive system.
I'm hyper-straight. I only date women who have a natural double vagina.
So like a front hole and a back hole?
Sometimes...
The more you know.....