thebruinbleedstarheelblue
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Dildo thrown on the court during WNBA game
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thebruinbleedstarheelblue
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he looks like a WNBA player
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I have a couple groups of friends who have gotten really into going to WNBA games. They love going... say the stands are a big party of people having fun, and none of the testosterone fueled type fans who you pray you won't sit near every time you go to a sports game.
thebruinbleedstarheelblue
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soooo, is this “sex” to you or prostate therapy?
I never believed
So are you doing this? Is there someone helping you?
Is this part of sex or physical therapy for you?
rebeltarheel0408
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He's probably on all fours in the bed with his wife jackhammering a dildo in his asshole.
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It's sex. Usually I do it myself. Now that I'm experienced, the prostate massager stays in, doing its thing, even as I'm doing something else. Like intercourse. I can't tell you all about this. I can just tell you my experience. I learned about it from Slate's sex columnists, I think. They have a lot of helpful tips in and among the salacious stories.
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Since there seems to be quite a lot of fascination here, I'll give you my theory about orgasms. Let's call it informed speculation.
My theory: Both men and women have two homologous loci for orgasms. They come from the same general tissue structures, but are expressed differently based on sex.
It's well known that the penis and the clitoris are homologous. Indeed, people with XXY chromosomes often have a hybrid between a clitoris and a penis -- it's like a long clitoris with no potential for ejaculation. The famed G spot is simply the back side of the clitoris, the part exposed inside and it can be even more sensitive than outside.
There's also a spot of deep orgasm. In women, I've seen it referred to as the H spot, the D spot or the A spot. It's the orgasm that comes from stimulation near the cervix and deep in the vagina. This orgasm can often be more profound than the G spot. It's the mind-blowing orgasm, the one that can turn a woman into pudding on a bed barely able to say more than "wow" and "that was awesome" for quarter hour or more. It's hard to stimulate, in my experience, and requires some commitment to manual stimulation or a very long intercourse session -- the type that you might have if you're an older man with an enlarged prostate. I am quite certain there are people here who know what I'm talking about.
Anyway, I think that spot is homologous to the prostate. I don't think it's the prostate specifically that creates the orgasm, but rather the surrounding nerve endings that are near the prostate in a man and near the cervix in a woman. No, I'm not expert in anatomy. I'm just sharing my thoughts. And like the H/D/A spot compared to the clitoris, the prostate orgasm can be much more powerful than a penile one. I'm not sure why. In evolution, it makes some sense for a woman. After all, she's more likely to have children if the sperm is deposited right there at the cervix. It's just easier. So women who get tremendous enjoyment from deep orgasms are more likely to pull the penis in, which serves its purpose. It's possible that the prostate orgasm in men is just a side effect of that, a vestige of nerve wirings that serve female reproduction.
Just my 0.02.
My theory: Both men and women have two homologous loci for orgasms. They come from the same general tissue structures, but are expressed differently based on sex.
It's well known that the penis and the clitoris are homologous. Indeed, people with XXY chromosomes often have a hybrid between a clitoris and a penis -- it's like a long clitoris with no potential for ejaculation. The famed G spot is simply the back side of the clitoris, the part exposed inside and it can be even more sensitive than outside.
There's also a spot of deep orgasm. In women, I've seen it referred to as the H spot, the D spot or the A spot. It's the orgasm that comes from stimulation near the cervix and deep in the vagina. This orgasm can often be more profound than the G spot. It's the mind-blowing orgasm, the one that can turn a woman into pudding on a bed barely able to say more than "wow" and "that was awesome" for quarter hour or more. It's hard to stimulate, in my experience, and requires some commitment to manual stimulation or a very long intercourse session -- the type that you might have if you're an older man with an enlarged prostate. I am quite certain there are people here who know what I'm talking about.
Anyway, I think that spot is homologous to the prostate. I don't think it's the prostate specifically that creates the orgasm, but rather the surrounding nerve endings that are near the prostate in a man and near the cervix in a woman. No, I'm not expert in anatomy. I'm just sharing my thoughts. And like the H/D/A spot compared to the clitoris, the prostate orgasm can be much more powerful than a penile one. I'm not sure why. In evolution, it makes some sense for a woman. After all, she's more likely to have children if the sperm is deposited right there at the cervix. It's just easier. So women who get tremendous enjoyment from deep orgasms are more likely to pull the penis in, which serves its purpose. It's possible that the prostate orgasm in men is just a side effect of that, a vestige of nerve wirings that serve female reproduction.
Just my 0.02.