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[Doc]

Doc, what year are you living in?  That was a great post for 1971.  Today is May 30, 2005.

If sex education is not begun in the home, the young are starting off a step behind.

As to sex education in schools, I am happy to see the debate rage.  That keeps awareness up, forces people to address it, and with even modest curiousity, and the internet . . . the information is out there.

Ribald Rogue
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It's still the same old problem.

Ok fellas. Go have a frank open discussion with your better half if she knows what a uterine orgasm is... Better yet, ask her if she knows about orgasmic cycles that involve having one specific orgasm repeatedly in order to have the next area prepared in the chain of events that lead to the next orgasm in the cycle. A woman can't even have a uterine orgasm till she has completed her cervical orgasm cycle and the muscles of the uterine wall "open up for business."

Or, and please, don't take this the wrong way, but go and ask her if she has ever had one?

Ahem. This is something I am actually quite serious about. There are a lot of unhappy people these days. People are still in the same old boat as they ever were. Sex education has changed. Some. But not enough.

Occhi, why don't you go out on the street some time, in a large crowded area, and ask women and men if they know what female ejaculation is. Ask if anybody knows how to make a woman have a cervical orgasm. Say you are doing it for scientific study so you don't get arrested. I think what you find might suprise you. Of course, most folk will simply run away at the words "female ejaculation." Most folk if they do know about it connect it with Golden Shower Pee Pee Sex. Or a pornographic party trick.

And don't get mad at my questions. It's easy to get angry and defensive and say "How dare you" and all those things that most folk are prone to think when asked these sorts of questions. Men get very very angry when their sexual abilities are questioned. I don't know for sure why that is, but I highly suspect that it is repressed guilt. No, I am not being confrontational or trying to offer up some flamebait. I am just being open and frank. And I suspect right about now that some folk reading this are breathing a little harder and their nostrils are flaring a bit, and not in a sexual manner either.

It's very easy to just dismiss my postings with a casual remark, but it does not actually answer my questions.

And just wondering... How many parents could actually sit down at the dinner table and manage a conversation with their offspring involving inner-uterine orgasm methods? How many fathers could keep a straight face if their little girls came up and asked "Daddy, what's a G-Spot?" Better yet, how many fathers would even know a truthful honest answer?