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05-08-2018, 09:19 PM
How the fuck is it possible for an experienced mid 50’s, women-loving dude to learn something huge and totally new about female anatomy and sexual response?
Something that renders two classic discussion points, to be now resolved…..replaced by 100% clear undebated new knowledge and understanding…. those two now historical points (for those in the know) being
1. Clitoral V vaginal orgasm and
2. The g-spot.
The simple replacing truth that the male dominated mainstream never discovered, is that the clitoris ( at least in one way) is like an iceberg.
What we see, touch and tongue is actually only it’s tip. It extends far inside, has "bulbs"….and surprise surprise….is stimulated internally.
The clitoris with it’s over 8000 nerve endings, wasn’t fully and properly discovered, mapped and reported upon, until australian urologist Dr. Helen O’Connell published, “The anatomy of the Clitoris” , in 1998. She had been dissecting cadavers.
So, the g-spot turns out to be actually part of the, much-further-extending-than-we-had-thought, clitoris.
and there is no “vaginal orgasm”. It is stimulation of the internal part of the clitoris, via the vagina.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/anatomy-of-a-revolution-20050908-gdm13b.html
https://www.glamour.com/story/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-internal-clitoris
There is even a Ted Talk called The Clitoral awakening
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq_VAEGpBW8
Something that renders two classic discussion points, to be now resolved…..replaced by 100% clear undebated new knowledge and understanding…. those two now historical points (for those in the know) being
1. Clitoral V vaginal orgasm and
2. The g-spot.
The simple replacing truth that the male dominated mainstream never discovered, is that the clitoris ( at least in one way) is like an iceberg.
What we see, touch and tongue is actually only it’s tip. It extends far inside, has "bulbs"….and surprise surprise….is stimulated internally.
The clitoris with it’s over 8000 nerve endings, wasn’t fully and properly discovered, mapped and reported upon, until australian urologist Dr. Helen O’Connell published, “The anatomy of the Clitoris” , in 1998. She had been dissecting cadavers.
So, the g-spot turns out to be actually part of the, much-further-extending-than-we-had-thought, clitoris.
and there is no “vaginal orgasm”. It is stimulation of the internal part of the clitoris, via the vagina.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/anatomy-of-a-revolution-20050908-gdm13b.html
https://www.glamour.com/story/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-internal-clitoris
There is even a Ted Talk called The Clitoral awakening
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq_VAEGpBW8