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| (idea) by Kiyo-hime (6.3 y) (print) | ? | 1 C! | Fri May 05 2000 at 7:29:34 |
| Sexual Myths About Women. There are a lot of these, some passed around by boys to each other but also passed on to girls by their mothers and to women by the media. So this is my public service node about these fallacies. Feel free to add. There are also a lot of Sexual Myths About Men, and they tend to be equally damaging and insulting. Myth: No women like pornography. Myth: Women's genitalia smell bad. Myth: Women don't have erotic dreams. Myth: Girls/Women don't engage in autoeroticism. Myth: Women become lesbian because of bad male lovers. more? |
| (idea) by ToasterLeavings (1.1 d) (print) | ? | 1 C! | Fri May 05 2000 at 15:08:56 |
| Some more commonly encounted myths lets not spend too much time on the boring patently untrue ones, like: Let's get to the good stuff...Pr0n 101 Actually..i'm just making shit up. As sure as the pope masturbates on Sunday, there's always someone who likes something. However unthinkable. That's why the world's a wonderful place. Or fucked...take your pick. |
| (idea) by Wormer (2.9 y) (print) | ? | 1 C! | Sun Jul 02 2000 at 19:47:48 |
| Some other myths, mostly believed by people who have never had sex and derive the sum total of their knowledge from porn written by other people who have never had sex but are writing about what they think sex may be like:
Those were taken from a quick search through the gutter of a USENET newsgroup alt.sex.stories.moderated. Now for some which aren't from pr0n, usually also from guys who have never had sex but think that they know what it is like:
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| (idea) by f1r3br4nd (6 y) (print) | ? | 1 C! | Wed Sep 06 2000 at 22:57:04 |
| Okay, now let's get some equal air time. Next time I log in, I hope to see and vote up some sexual myths women perpetuate about themselves, from guys who used to be fooled by these myths and no longer are. Hmmm. Time to shed some more experience points. The favorite memetic ploy I've encountered is the me too gambit. It works like this... Joe: Y'know, by and large, it's been my experience that women don't enjoy porn/bondage/watersports/kinky sex/non kinky sex/action movies/Quake as much as guys do. Bob: Yeah, well, as they say vive le difference Mary: Hey! That's not true at all, those are all generalizations and sexual myths about women. I know plenty of women who enjoy porn/bondage/watersports/kinky sex/non kinky sex/action movies/Quake. Why, my room mate's cousin's ex study partner's sister placed first in the regional porn/bondage/watersports/kinky sex/non kinky sex/action movie/Quake semifinal. Joe & Bob in unison: Wooow... Joe: ...so you're saying that... Bob: ...we've been wrong about women all along? Mary: Yup! That's exactly what I'm saying. Joe: Kewel. We were just planning to get the guys together and indulge in a little porn/bondage/watersports/kinky sex/non kinky sex/action movies/Quake this weekend. You wanna come along? Bob: Yeah, come on over, it will be a blast. Mary: Um, no thanks. I don't feel comfortable doing that. I just meant, in principle women are into all that wierd stuff, but of course I'd rather die twice than go within ten feet of any of it... until the next time someone tries to exclude me from it or recognize the fact that I've essentially excluded myself. Joe and Bob look really confused and a little disappointed. Repeat ad nauseaum. |
| (idea) by baffo (4.3 mon) (print) | ? | 1 C! | Fri Sep 08 2000 at 19:43:20 |
| Well, more than myths these would be overgeneralizations, because I can assure you that there is a healthy minority of women that actually enjoy having their nipples pinched by clothspins, being spanked, being called 'bitch' and other even squickier things.
The vulgar error lies in supposing that every woman's (and every man's) sex drive works in the same way. This is an error perpertrated in porn, but also in FEM-PORN: consider pieces of advice like "dress up in kinky lingerie" or anything including honey. Not every man likes that, much like not every woman likes to be spanked. As a matter of fact, one of the most delicate (and enjoyable) things about a long-term relationship is exploring what the other person likes. But it cannot be rushed, at least not in my experience. If you feel the urge to downvote this, please tell me why: or, better yet, node your thoughts. |
| (idea) by Socialist Wolf (5.6 y) (print) | ? | Sun Mar 25 2001 at 8:30:07 |
| baffo has made an excellent point, sexuality is such a broad continuum that generalizations are generally impossible to make with any accuracy. This point can be most eloquently expressed by the fact that there are a few people that are both sadists and masochists. When such a massive dichotomy of pleasure can be found within a single individual, virtually nothing is impossible within the realms of sex. As always, the only absolute, is that nothing is absolute. |
| (idea) by Jaez (1.4 d) (print) | ? | 1 C! | Tue May 29 2001 at 18:13:34 |
I am a man, I feel my humanity through my image of myself as a man, it makes me real, it defines who and what I am. To an extent. I know that I can step out of my male identity, and just be, well, me.Thinking about something, even other guys, not trapped by the limits I set myself. I find it easy, and I imagine most of you reading this find it a lot easier than you let on. The problem is that this is as true for women as it is for us guys, and unlike guys who use broad strokes to describe the painting of themselves, women use much smaller, more complex brush strokes. It is much harder to separate out the woman from the person, which I think is part of their charm, they seem MUCH more emotionally connected that we guys do. It also means however that we get confused when sorting out sex.
To illustrate... we think in terms of classes: IF she is a woman AND women like flowers/chocolates/outrageous declarations of undying love THEN because she is a woman, she MUST like flowers/chocolates/outrageous declarations of undying love. END IF.
Believe it or not but that is how a lot of guys I know think about sex, and women, and sometimes even love. Awkward as it is, we tend to try to 'solve' women as much as try to understand them. Hence all the wasted hypotheses concerning women and sex, and therefore the myths. Women aren't there to be solved. They're there to be experienced.
Like us.| (idea) by djrafikie (3.6 mon) (print) | ? | 5 C!s | Fri Jul 14 2006 at 22:14:54 |
Having performed, received and observed this activity many times, and spent many pleasantly tipsy evenings discussing it with my female friends; I thought I would add my tuppence worth to this node. The first thing I would like to say (to the ladies in the room) is probably the most obvious. Be clean down there! No man or woman wants a mouthful of rancid, sweaty lady parts (edit: some might, but I've never met one). Shaven or unshaven is a matter of personal taste, I personally prefer my playmates nice and smooth, mostly because picking hair out of ones teeth during bedroom activity is not very sexy. It is worth bearing in mind, should you wish to perform this act for your partner, that you may be refused. This can be due to deep seated hang-ups (such as sexual abuse) but is most often because women think they are ugly "down there" This may be almost impossible for most guys to grasp, but do bear in mind young girls are rarely told about their outer sexual parts (the vulva) and all sex education focuses on the vagina and the reproductive aspects (inner parts). The Vulva is also comparatively hidden (the penis is kind of visually obvious) and women rarely if ever see another women's most intimate parts, even in the changing rooms. This leads to worries about "normality" and "messiness" of appearance. Obviously all genitalia are different from person to person, and reassuring her that her woman parts are beautiful and amazingly sexy may help relax her. If she does'nt want it, don't be offended, you would do well to spend time telling her how you feel about her, what you see as good in her, why you want her, treat her, let her know she is not another conquest, that you really care for her pleasure. she may still not be up for cunnilingus, but it will certainly improve your relationship. Women also have worries regarding taste and smell. All women have a smell, but it is usually not unpleasant, and most women taste slightly "tangy" (to me anyway!). Now, down to technique
REMEMBER: All women are different; none of these suggestions is sure fire. Even if one day they drive her to the peak of a screaming abandoned orgasm, which earns you a month of daily blow jobs, the next day she may want to take things more slowly, harder, softer... or she might not want foreplay at all. I am not going to discuss anilingus (tonguing of the anus) here, as I feel I could easily devote a very lengthy node to this, and I would get out off topic if I started discussing it here. Medical NotesWith your face so close to her beautiful lady bits, you are quite likely to be the first to spot issues down there, don't be shy about telling her (nicely) as you could save her life.
HAVE FUN Many many thanks to Paraclete for helping out with this one (specifically the HTML) you are a diamond! This article is being continually altered and updated, as and when I learn more about my own body, and the bodies of the ladies generous enough to share theirs with me. Please pop back for alterations and share your comments with me! |
| (idea) by Wormer (2.9 y) (print) | ? | 2 C!s | Tue Jul 18 2000 at 1:21:05 |
| In no particular order: 1. Never fake an orgasm. It ensures that we'll keep doing whatever it is we're doing wrong (if anything). You don't enjoy it. When we find out, bad things happen with the relationship. (Though we might be touched that you wanted us to think that we were effective.) Besides, unless you're really good at faking it or the guy is really dumb and/or ignorant of female sexual physiology, we'll find out sooner or later. 2. Don't play mind games with us if you're trying to get us to ask you out. If you do something which makes us think that you're not interested and keep this up for a while, or if you engage in very contradictory behaviors, most of us will just blow you off. 3. After we're in a relationship, don't play dumb mind games. These include "Do I look fat?." Also included are things like "Do you think she's attractive?" because we can't win no matter what we say. 4. We like you, but that doesn't mean that we have to spend every waking moment with you. This goes double if we have something else very major going on like graduate school. 5. We like to receive odd little gifts and stuff too. 6. Sometimes we like to be the recipient of a romantic evening or romantic outing. It gets old if we're always initiating. 7. You won't change us. If a guy is an asshole, he will remain an asshole. If he's a nice guy, he will tend to remain one unless you somehow manage to convince him that women prefer assholes. 8. We like to be hugged and kissed too. Women don't have a monopoly on this. 9. Realize that it is human nature to look at members of the opposite sex. You do it too, and you know it, so don't get mad at us for doing the same. 10. Guys like sex. However, we don't like it when you sleep with us too soon. Sure, we like it at the time, but then we start to wonder how many other guys you've slept with. 11. Contrary to contemporary belief, some guys -- if you like guys who put some emotion other than lust behind things -- actually like it if you don't have sex with them until you're in a long-term relationship of some type. What kind of guy you're dealing with should be apparent pretty quickly in a relationship. This doesn't necessarily mean that they want you to be a virgin until marriage, but this kind of guy does prefer if you're not that experienced. (You'll get enough experience with each other later anyway, and neither party is sitting there comparing the other to past partners.) 11. We aren't nearly as perverted as you think we are. 12. We aren't nearly as horny as you think we are. 13. Just because a guy doesn't give you a look like he wants to jump your bones and asks you out doesn't mean that he isn't interested. |
| (idea) by Reverend Screwdriver (2.5 y) (print) | ? | 3 C!s | Wed Mar 21 2001 at 22:26:50 |
| This damned nodeshell has taunted me since the day I first set foot in E2. Well, enough is enough. I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore! Dr. Sandor Gardos provides us with this bit of official debunking:
While it is indeed a theoretical danger, I have never been able to locate a confirmed case in the medical literature, except in cases of pregnancy.And Dr. Patti Britton has this to add:
Yes, there is a very slight chance that an embolism -- a gas bubble in the blood stream, which can be deadly -- could occur if a guy were to blow extremely hard into your vagina. However, it would probably take a hefty, determined, hard, ceaseless blow into that `sealed' opening to create such an impact. Imagine blowing hard into a balloon with a tiny opening, with your mouth straining. That's the kind of blowing required to even tease out the possibility of such an occurrence. Heavy breathing is just not that kind of action. |