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How could genital dentata syndrome develop as a real condition among humans?

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There exists in folklore from various cultures of a condition in which rows of teeth are present in the female genitalia. The purpose of these stories, like most folktales, was to serve as a morality tale. This one was particularly geared towards males, and warned against the dangers of promiscuity with "loose" women, or to highlight the consequences of sexual aggression. This was recently brought to life in a comedy in which an individual engaged in sexual encounters with numerous men, and the results were unfortunate.

How could this have developed as a real condition in our species?

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