S-Des
Comfortably Numb
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I've become a fan of the radio show Love Line again after an absence of several years. It's a non-judgemental show dealing with sex, both for safety and for enjoyment. I've been quite interested to hear the Doctor (I'm assuming he's as qualified as he says he is) talk about a wide variety of subjects ranging from physiological to mental health. There have been so many stories that most of us have stumbled across with sexual claims that make us 
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One subject I have been particularly interested in is multiple/G-spot orgasms. It's interesting to hear people who've discovered the ability to have or to cause them try to tell others what they need to do. What I've heard over and over from the show is much different, that it is as simple as most women are not wired that way and are incapable of such orgasms (one immediately after the other until she is so tired she can't continue). I was wondering what things men and women around here have discovered through personal experience or research for stories. Which are universal truths, and which are just as much misconceptions as when our parents told us that babies came from the stork (yes, I'm that old
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I happened to call the show to ask about a subject Kiten and I have dealt with, her fondness for anal sex, but the difficulty she experiences with pain the next day or so afterwards. On our second weekend together, I tried a different position (for no reason other than it looked sexy) and she was shocked to find that she felt no residual pain for the first time. I was curious if there was a way to tell what other positions that might be equally pain-free, since we don't have much time together to experiment. Halfway through my question, Dr. Drew interrupted and guessed exactly what her position was (all the way down to which side she laid on). Turns out, through dumb luck I stumbled on the position doctor's prefer for their patients.
So if you have an issue with anal sex, the woman on her left side, with her left leg straight & right leg bent, is a position you should try (at least that's what he told me ). Have others here found that as well? What other things have you found work for you that you believe should work for everyone? Or even what myths you have discovered through your experience.
BTW, we've also found that pineapple/tropical fruit for 24-36 hours before makes things much more pleasant for giving oral pleasure (for both of us).
or out loud. One subject I have been particularly interested in is multiple/G-spot orgasms. It's interesting to hear people who've discovered the ability to have or to cause them try to tell others what they need to do. What I've heard over and over from the show is much different, that it is as simple as most women are not wired that way and are incapable of such orgasms (one immediately after the other until she is so tired she can't continue). I was wondering what things men and women around here have discovered through personal experience or research for stories. Which are universal truths, and which are just as much misconceptions as when our parents told us that babies came from the stork (yes, I'm that old
). I happened to call the show to ask about a subject Kiten and I have dealt with, her fondness for anal sex, but the difficulty she experiences with pain the next day or so afterwards. On our second weekend together, I tried a different position (for no reason other than it looked sexy) and she was shocked to find that she felt no residual pain for the first time. I was curious if there was a way to tell what other positions that might be equally pain-free, since we don't have much time together to experiment. Halfway through my question, Dr. Drew interrupted and guessed exactly what her position was (all the way down to which side she laid on). Turns out, through dumb luck I stumbled on the position doctor's prefer for their patients.
So if you have an issue with anal sex, the woman on her left side, with her left leg straight & right leg bent, is a position you should try (at least that's what he told me
). Have others here found that as well? What other things have you found work for you that you believe should work for everyone? Or even what myths you have discovered through your experience.BTW, we've also found that pineapple/tropical fruit for 24-36 hours before makes things much more pleasant for giving oral pleasure (for both of us).
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