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Emotional aspects of sexuality
Sexuality is about engaging in intercourse; non-sexual intimacy; and our willingness to consent to sexual activity with others.
Why women cannot orgasm through intercourse
Orgasm is vital to men, so it is assumed to be equally vital for women.
(1) A woman is impregnated regardless of orgasm
Male orgasm triggers...
The story behind the G-spot myth (1982)
In the 1980s, Beverly Whipple and John Perry were teaching Kegel exercises to women with urinary stress incontinence. They identified a patch of tissue...
Women are naturally sexually passive with a lover
Imagine a woman who is more like a man. She approaches sex already aroused and she is turned-on by stimulating a lover. She caresses...
Sexual scenarios tend to be biased in men’s favour
Bravado is a way of covering up embarrassment. Adults use euphemisms to imply a fashionable sexual sophistication while avoiding the need to be explicit....
How we know that the vagina is not a sex organ
Orgasm is a primitive and fundamental response because male orgasm (as the trigger for ejaculation) is essential for human reproduction. The male response involves...
How we know that women do not have a sex drive
A sexual urge comes from our own bodies. Only an erectile sex organ (a phallus) can cause a person to have a drive to...
Male propaganda: saying women should enjoy sex
Few men are interested in sexuality as a scientific topic. Men heavily promote their own view because it is vitally important to them. ...