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| Tue, 04-20-2004 - 6:21pm |
I'm currently writing a paper on sex, sexuality, etc., and I've recently come across _The Hite Report_ by Shere Hite. I'm sure many of you have heard of it--it's a pretty famous book from the 70's on all aspects of women's sexuality, with a particular emphasis on how/when women orgasm. In some ways it's dated, because it came out right around the time that people were realizing that stimulation of the clitoris is the easiest way for most women to orgasm, and so it definitely has a bit of an agenda there, and there hadn't been that huge explosion of interest in the G-spot yet. But it contains quotes from thousands of women on how they masturbate, how they orgasm during sex (or why they don't), etc. A lot of the quotes contain very specific techniques, so I think many who are interested in details (Taoist perhaps?) would learn a lot from this book. Again, it's dated, but women are women are women, right? It's a good sample.
The bibliographic info:
_The Hite Report_ by Shere Hite. New York: MacMillan, 1976.

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For those of you who read The Hite Report, how did you feel about it at the time? Did it resonate with your experiences, surprise you, not surprise you, etc.? Just curious! For me it isn't hugely earth-shaking since we've come a long way since then, but I can imagine that in its time it was quite a shocker.
And you're right, many sexologists and medical experts still cannot agree whether the g-spot exists or whether it only exists in a few. Until pelvic mapping is finished being done on female cadavers, it's all speculation anyway.
I will attest that the g-spot does in fact exist, but I will also attest that there's even more than meets the eye. I'll call it the "h-spot" for hyper-sensitive vagina since I've had orgasms without any stimulation at all while in this state. So, I believe the female sexual organs to be an intricate bag of nerves that only seem to show their face according to the amount/or lack thereof of stimulation(mental and physical). I believe "live action" is the only true way to discover just how versatile the female sexual organs really are, something of which a cadava can't reproduce.
i agree, it is dated in some ways but offers some great insight into how women orgasm.
honey
And I think we've already discovered that women have an "emotional libido" and that our sexual response is greatly influenced by that factor.
The research I was referring to, is a nerve and vessel mapping only, and a LONG delayed one, to benefit female surgical patients, etc. facing any kind of pelvic or gynelogical surgery, in order to leave the nerve and vessel systems as undamaged/responsive as possible. I might add that this same research for the MALE pelvis was done many decades ago.
Edited 4/21/2004 4:21 pm ET ET by katmandoo2001
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