An article

Obviously written by a woman who comes easily from oral sex and clitoral stimulation.

Women's orgasms aren't elusive...women's orgasms aren't elusive...

It's the same go-girl-pro-clitshit that women have been fed from cosmo and ms. and glamour and everywhere. If you're not having orgasms, you're down with the patriarchy. If you're having penetrative intercourse, and expecting to enjoy it...you're a fucking schmuck. And if you think women's orgasms are hard to come by...you're obviously a fuckwit who's never been in an adult bookstore. Or, as our authoress suggests "Freed from guilt over masturbation and barring serious problems, women can orgasm until their fingers get tired or their batteries run dry.". Of course, that's not true. And the qualifying clause makes it even more falacious. There are many women who can orgasm over and over again, but many are good for just one big one. And implying that women who can't are either seriously inhibited or in some way physically flawed went out with frigidity, white lip gloss and fringed leather vests.

Some women come easily from intercourse. Some women come easily from clitoral stimulation. Some women come easily from stimulation of the nipples, lips, and neck alone. Some women are completely anorgasmic. Female sexual response occurs along a spectrum. This has been known since Kinsey.

The woman makes a good argument otherwise.Definitely worth reading. Her reasoning is sound. Her conclusion is novel, and worthwile. Her premise is just so flawed it makes me angry. Just because a behavioral response (or even a reflex response) is common, doesn't mean it's universal. For example. There are some people who can, by concentrating very, very hard, and breathing and using their muscles in just the right way...affect their own heart rate and breathing. Ingrid Bergman could cry one tear out of either eye on command. Some people can move either eyebrow consciously and independantly. I can. Eysenk designed a test that proved that extroverted people produce higher volumes of saliva than introverted people. Human physiognomy is wonderfully diverse. Human sexual response, being both psychologically and physiologically based, is even more so. Any argument that depends on the