Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Bodyshock
Yep, I am getting quite bold in my choice of subjects now. LOL.
Channel 4 televised a programme on anorgasmia. Dr. Stuart Meloy created a device that can solve the problem of women incapable of experiencing the ultimate physical pleasure.
There has been much help available for men having problem with their sexual dysfunction but this is the first time something has been created for women although it was an accidental invention.
The whole experience is so complex in women, and some men as well I suppose, that it makes me doubt whether this kind of device can be an answer to not being able to reach sexual climax. It did seem to work on someone in the programme as long as the electrodes were implanted in the spine of the woman and electric signals were being passed. It did not work on some women.
I believe pleasure comes from mind. So many things, so many feelings have to be right for a woman to feel physically, mentally and emotionally one with her partner to forget everything else except the pleasure of their union. Even with someone they love it is not an instantaneous guarantee to happen, may be because of inexperience- own or partner's, worries, orthodox upbringing, lack of sexual knowledge, lack of self awareness, doubt about physical attractiveness, criticism, stress, hidden anger or hostility, false ideas of modesty, inability to let herself go and many more. I am sure there are many people out there who could have pleasure from purely physical act but generally, I believe, women have more complex psychological conditions that need to be just right, as well as physical stimulation, for them to reach an orgasm.
By all means invent and use anything that may help to receive pleasure but the real origin of pleasure is your mind.
Channel 4 televised a programme on anorgasmia. Dr. Stuart Meloy created a device that can solve the problem of women incapable of experiencing the ultimate physical pleasure.
There has been much help available for men having problem with their sexual dysfunction but this is the first time something has been created for women although it was an accidental invention.
The whole experience is so complex in women, and some men as well I suppose, that it makes me doubt whether this kind of device can be an answer to not being able to reach sexual climax. It did seem to work on someone in the programme as long as the electrodes were implanted in the spine of the woman and electric signals were being passed. It did not work on some women.
I believe pleasure comes from mind. So many things, so many feelings have to be right for a woman to feel physically, mentally and emotionally one with her partner to forget everything else except the pleasure of their union. Even with someone they love it is not an instantaneous guarantee to happen, may be because of inexperience- own or partner's, worries, orthodox upbringing, lack of sexual knowledge, lack of self awareness, doubt about physical attractiveness, criticism, stress, hidden anger or hostility, false ideas of modesty, inability to let herself go and many more. I am sure there are many people out there who could have pleasure from purely physical act but generally, I believe, women have more complex psychological conditions that need to be just right, as well as physical stimulation, for them to reach an orgasm.
By all means invent and use anything that may help to receive pleasure but the real origin of pleasure is your mind.
# posted by butterflyuk : 2/08/2005 01:15:00 am
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I guess these women just need to
experience orgasm for the first time.
Maybe once their bodies know what to
'do' then they will be able to do it
on their own. It does all start from
the mind though-mine's filthy!
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experience orgasm for the first time.
Maybe once their bodies know what to
'do' then they will be able to do it
on their own. It does all start from
the mind though-mine's filthy!
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