NoJo
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I meant to post a reminder to Brit authors here about this documentary.
I watched it, with wife and kids. An experimental device implanted in three women's spines to enable them to achieve orgasm.
The first woman, an American from a small town, I think somewhere South was an attractive woman in her late fifties, who had stopped having orgasms after a historectomy and had become very upset about it. Her husband of thirty-seven years now had been reduced to just "jumping on her like a bunny", she told us.
The second woman was a rather prim looking dumpy lady with rosy cheeks and glasses, who had never had an orgasm, and had divorced from her first husband due to a "loveless marriage."
Likewise the third woman, a woman with such a sad face you felt like crying. She looked like Charlotte Rampling does nowadays. She'd also never had an orgasm.
I won't say whether the device worked on any of them, but I will say there were some very funny, and very sad parts to the program, not to mention a large percentage of it which made my blood boil at the ignorance of some of those women, and their partners even more so.
I found myself saying, (probably along with a good many other men who watched the program) "I'd give 'em an orgasm, no trouble."
Anyone else see it?
I watched it, with wife and kids. An experimental device implanted in three women's spines to enable them to achieve orgasm.
The first woman, an American from a small town, I think somewhere South was an attractive woman in her late fifties, who had stopped having orgasms after a historectomy and had become very upset about it. Her husband of thirty-seven years now had been reduced to just "jumping on her like a bunny", she told us.
The second woman was a rather prim looking dumpy lady with rosy cheeks and glasses, who had never had an orgasm, and had divorced from her first husband due to a "loveless marriage."
Likewise the third woman, a woman with such a sad face you felt like crying. She looked like Charlotte Rampling does nowadays. She'd also never had an orgasm.
I won't say whether the device worked on any of them, but I will say there were some very funny, and very sad parts to the program, not to mention a large percentage of it which made my blood boil at the ignorance of some of those women, and their partners even more so.
I found myself saying, (probably along with a good many other men who watched the program) "I'd give 'em an orgasm, no trouble."
Anyone else see it?