NEW STUDY: The Vaginal Orgasm Does Not Exist

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Well played , Ladies and Gents 

How would you know ?. Size matters and only small men would  would claim that it is secondary

congrats ketchie...on scoring a ton...sex sells, talking about sex is like advertisement about the product...and having sex is like mortgaging oneself in pursuit of the product...you never quite ever finish paying for it.

So says guys who don't care to please.  ::LOL::

Nobody whose circumcised knows anything about a G spot.  ::LOL::

So for them, it can be said that a G spot doesn't exist.  ::LOL::

Explain the relationship between circumcision and Skene's gland    :-\

Faking it, according to our hackneyed sexual folklore, is what men do on the streets and women do in the sheets. But if you’ve ever had sex as a man or with one, chances are you’ve found out that’s not entirely true. In a 2010 University of Kansas study, 25% of men surveyed were found to have faked an orgasm. On average, that means men are more likely to fake an orgasm than inflate their height on a dating site (22% according to a Cornell/WM study) or inflate their salaries in an online dating profile (most add 20%, according to OkCupid’s own stats analysis).

So what are the reasons that men give for pulling a Meg Ryan? According to the Kansas study, the primary reason men fake orgasm is actually to avoid upsetting the person with whom they are having sex when it turns out they can’t orgasm at all. Men give several reasons for why they can’t, when they can’t (which are similar to what women say when surveyed): exhaustion, stress, alcohol or other drug consumption. Throw performance anxiety and erectile dysfunction into the mix and a man’s inability to orgasm has far more to do with them than it does with you.

It's women who fake orgasms, when they be going ooh and aah when they know perfectly well that it's not feeling good and the guy is doing nothing.


What men do is try to live on sex, and deep down they know that they can't.