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Why Homosexuality is NOT a DISEASE

In Life Philosophy on February 9, 2010 at 1:28 am

So I picked up a copy of “Coming out Straight” at the local library. I can see why Rachel Maddow ripped the guy a new one. The book’s premise is that homosexuality is some kind of deeply ingrained psychological disease. He used one of his former “patients” (or, as I see it, victim) to argue that his attraction to men was a psychological reaction to a dysfunctional family. Sadly, I can see why the author would see this as a logical conclusion. For many survivors of sexual trauma, usually women, attraction to the same sex can be a way to deal with pain. I don’t know if this applies to men. But, my point is that this is no reason to think gays need to be reformed into straights. Even if same sex attraction is a coping mechanism – and, in all honesty, a dysfunctional family is really reaching – it’s still a fulfilling source of sexual satisfication. Why should anyone be so eager to take that away?

There is a overwhleming gay hysteria in Ameria and it’s despicable. People seem to have forgotten that all of us are unique individual with different ways of getting satisfaction. Telling gays their sexual feelings are some kind of psychological abnormality is ridiculous. I wonder if the author of this book has ever talked to incest survivors and really listened. For incest survivors their sexuality can be a source of pain. They wonder if the years of abuse made them this way. There is no way to describe the pain this questioning can cause. The best thing any of us can do is encourage acceptance, not condemnation.

Homosexuality is – just like straight sexuality – a natural expression of our desire to feel satisfied. It’s not the result of some deep, dark, psychological disease. Nobody needs to be reformed because they happen to like the same sex. It takes all types to make this world complete.

Why every woman should have a vibrator….

In Life Philosophy on January 27, 2010 at 2:00 am

or why fake dicks totally rock!

It’s a clincal fact that women require longer to achieve an orgasm. One might think this a cruel trick of nature but it’s actually a blessing. Women can have multiple, powerful orgasms. In fact, we have another wonderful gift, the clitoris, a tiny organ capable of giving wave upon wave of pleasure. While men can have multiple orgasm it’s much more difficult for them and takes a lot of self-discipline.

There are several reasons every woman should own a vibrator. But what it all boils down to is allowing yourself to explore your own body. One of  the most awkward parts about sex is discovering what gives us the most pleasure.  The human body, while following the same pattern, never achieves sexual pleasure the same way.  For women, the vibrator can provide a way to explore our sexuality.  And, just in case you aren’t convinced, here’s some more reasons:

1) A fake cock never shoots its load and rolls over.  Thankfully, many men are aware of how important foreplay is to women’s sexual satisfication.  But, however enlightened individual men can be, the sex industry is still centered on men’s sexual satisfaction first and foremost.  Women are often presented as objects waiting to worship a man’s cock.  But a cock – however glorious it is – is designed for one, final climax.  A woman’s sexual exploration requires time.  A vibrator doesn’t have a time limit or even its own sexual agenda.  Using a vibrator means being completely selfish without any judgement.

2) No Directions Required – Another awkward aspect of sex is telling our partner what to do.  While open communication is always essential, giving directions can turn love making into an overly complicated, clincal procedure.  Unfortunately, knowing what we want can be difficult to figure out.  Using a vibrator allows a woman to decide exactly how hard or how soft she wants it and what angles work for her.  She can explore herself in a safe place without feeling any pressure to perform for her partner.  She doesn’t need to worry about his sexual satisfaction, only her own. 

3) The G spot – There is some controversy as to whether the G spot is real.   Some women report powerful orgasms when a tiny spot located halfway between a woman’s vaginal opening and uretha is stimulated.  Scientists aren’t sure whether the G spot is an extension of the clitoris or simply thicker tissue.  I can say from personal experience there is a “sweet spot” when it comes to vaginal stimulation.  But finding it can take hours, sometimes over multiple sessions.  There are vibrators diesigned specefically for G spot stimulation.  But they tend to be on the pricier side.  Keep in mind that even a regular vibrator can be useful. 

Before buying a vibrator take these tips into consideration.

  • Orgasms can be more powerful when accompanied by clitoral stimulation.  The best vibrator for clitoral and vaginal stimulation is the jackrabit.  This vibrator has tiny ears which vibrate in addition to a dildo and expandable pearls. 

 

  • Decide what size you are most comfortable with.  Some websites offer sets of vibrators ranging in size.  Experiment with different sizes.  You may find a smaller vibrator is more comfortable in the beginning, while you are warming up.   Experiment with different speeds.

 

  • Vibrators can be used to create a sense of adventure.  Look for a waterproof model.  Use it in the shower or tub after a hard day.  You can even purchase a dildo that mounts on your shower wall!  Satisfy any kink with the right toy.

 

Are you running out the door yet?  Firing up your internet browser?  Well, if you aren’t, go!  Remember, higher end vibrators like the jackrabbt can cost up to $60.  The simplest vibrator can cost around $20.  I highly recommend the jackrabit.  It’s worth saving up for.

Alternative names for “Gentlemen’s Clubs”

In Life Philosophy on January 16, 2010 at 1:19 am

The name of this particular institution has always bothered me, mostly because the men attending it are anything but gentlemen. So, in honor of the incredible attention men pay to their little heads, here’s an alternative list of names:

Sitting-Banquet-of-Overfilled-Dicks
I’m-here-because-my-dick-does-my-thinking
I-Support-Mutilation-of-Female-Bodies-Club
I’m-still-16-going-on-17
I-have-to-fantasize-about-screwing-17 year-olds
I-can’t-handle-sex-with-a-real-woman-club