Are 18.4% - 50.4% of Women Really Able to Orgasm from Penetration Only? A Journal Article Review
The parts of this research related to genital touch preferences are valid and important. But…do these professional sexual researchers not see the bias in the questions/answer options related to intercourse orgasm?…It’s outlandish at times. The current educated, progressive paradigm of sex research/education/advise involves an unwavering belief that it is a known fact some women are able to have orgasms attained though stimulation inside the vaginal canal. If pressed, they couldn’t tell you the actual mechanism for this orgasm or even one study where the muscular reactions of orgasm have ever been recorded from this kind of stimulation, but the belief is strong, and the way they speak and the research they do reflects that - this paper is no exception.
The New York Times Recent Clit Article - To Better Clit Knowledge in Medicine!
Highlighting a NY times article about the lack of clit knowledge in Medicine
Orgasm and EEG in 1976 - A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “Electroencephalographic laterality changes during human sexual orgasm.” My goal is to give people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
A 1954 Theory of Female Orgasm - A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a retro 1954 scientific journal article called “Some Considerations Concerning Orgasm in the Female.” My goal is to give people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Masters and Johnson Playboy Interview 1979
A detailed review/summary of the 1979 Playboy interview of orgasm researching pioneers, Masters and Johnson. It was shortly after their controversial book focused on homosexual sex. It includes all sorts of incredibly interesting insight into their research process.
Masters And Johnson 1968 Playboy Interview
A detailed review/summary of the 1968 Playboy interview of orgasm researching pioneers, Masters and Johnson, 2 years after the release of their groundbreaking book, Human Sexual Response. It includes incredibly interesting insights into their research process and makes me question the assertion in the book that a few women could have a relatively weak orgasm during vaginal penetration alone.
Book Summary - Sex research and Sex Therapy: A Sociological Analysis of Masters and Johnson
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of the 2008 book ‘Sex Research and Sex Therapy: A Sociological Analysis of Masters and Johnson.’ This is a critique largely of Master and Johnson’s therapy techniques, but also includes some discussion of their research that I think is important to understand related to their investigation of the female orgasm.
Was the clitoris really discovered in 1998? (spoiler alert - it wasn't) - An Article I Read
The idea that the inner clit is a relatively new discovery and that it can now explain what might cause a penetrative lady-gasm is BS. Read my very wordy argument along with a detailed summary of the scientific journal article, “Anatomical relationship between urethra and clitoris,” that is often said to have discovered the inner clit for the modern world (it did not).
30% Is A Stat About Female Orgasm, But It's Not What You Think...probably, unless you read my blog a lot...
30% is often used as the percentage of women that can orgasm vaginally. The reality is that there’s no physical evidence any women at all can orgasm vaginally, and even looking at surveys (where there’s no physical evidence to back up what people say) 30% is still a really high estimate. This post goes over the details about where this number comes from and what it ctually can and can’t say about female orgasmic experience.
Ladies Have Non-Specific Arousal Patterns? - A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “A Sex Difference in the Specificity of Sexual Arousal.” My goal is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Ejaculation Associated With Bladder Muscle Overactivity? - A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “Do women with female ejaculation have detrusor overactivity?” My goal is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Where Does Touch To the Clit Activate In The Brain - A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “The Somatosensory Representation of the Human Clitoris: An fMRI Study” My goal is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
1 Shitty and 4 Kinda Interesting Articles about Orgasm and Prolactin
A detailed, overview of 5 scientific journal articles related to prolactin and orgasm. The 5th article uses the previous 4 to make conclusions about women’s satiation after a masturbation vs. intercourse orgasm. My goal with these summaries is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Comparing Measurements of Female Sexual Dysfunction - An Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “What is the ‘true prevalence of female sexual dysfunctions and does the way we assess these conditions have an impact?” - plus my take on the background of this issue. My goal here is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Clit And Female Orgasm Terminology - A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “Anatomy of Sex: Revision of the New Anatomical Terms Used for the Clitoris and the Female Orgasm by Sexologists.” My goal here is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
A Good Study About Female Orgasm In The Brain: A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “Regional cerebral blood flow changes associated with clitorally induced orgasm in healthy women.” My goal here is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
How Women Rate Their Genital Sensitivity and Appearance: An Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “Self-assessment of genital anatomy, sexual sensitivity and function in women: implications for genitoplasty.” My goal here is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Do All Orgasms Feel Alike?: A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “Do all orgasms feel alike? Evaluating a two-dimensional model of the orgasm experience across gender and sexual context.” My goal here is to give more people an opportunity to engage with peer reviewed research about female orgasm and hopefully incorporate it more into our culture understanding.
Freudian BS in a Legit, Peer-Reviewed Journal: A Journal Article I Read
A detailed, but (mostly) plainly worded summary of a scientific journal article called “A woman's history of vaginal orgasm is discernible from her walk.” Spoiler: This author, Stuart Brody is the worst at logic, but is somehow taken seriously and published in peer reviewed journals.
The Orgasm Researcher of My Most Beautiful Dreams - Dr. Nicole Prause Doin' Experimental Design Right
Dr. Nicole Prause is one of the very few scientists even close to speaking about female orgasm research in a truly thoughtful progressive, realistic way. She’s doing the damn thing, and I’m very excited to watch her work.