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Sigmund Freud first suggested that there were two types of female orgasms: clitoral and vaginal (or G-spot).  He believed that the clitoris was best used for masturbation, while the vagina or G-spot could be stimulated best by sexual intercourse.  Or course this theory made a lot of feminists angry, for...

Okay.  We women all know we have “girl parts’ and “lady bits” and what Oprah calls as a Va-ja-ja, but it’s time to start acting like grown-ups and refer to the parts of your genitals by their real names.  I think the reason we have so many “nick-names” for the...

The Pubococcygeus Muscle The vagina—just like every other part of your body—needs regular exercise to keep it resilient, healthy and happy.  Overtime, the vagina and its surrounding muscles on the pelvic floor can weaken, stretch, become torn and no longer offer support due to pregnancy, childbirth, aging, being overweight, abdominal...

Masturbation has been one of the most tabooed subjects throughout history and destructive myths still circulate in today’s society. Yet, it is the most common form of sexual play and a study by the Kinsey Institute maintains that between 62 percent of women and 92 percent of men jill and...

The G-spot: What is it? The Gräfenberg spot or G-spot was discovered by Ernst Gräfenberg a German gynecologist who first described it as “an erotic zone located on the anterior wall of the vagina along the course of the urethra that would swell during sexual stimulation.”  The area the G-spot...

It is obvious with bestsellers like “Fifty Shades of Grey” that women do have fantasies and want to at least read about them, if not fulfill them.  Years before “Fifty Shades”, Nancy Friday wrote a few books called “My Secret Garden” and “Forbidden Fruit” where she interviewed hundreds of women,...

Hey Ladies! Did you know that hidden within you genitals there are five amazing zones that can give you the ultimate in pleasure and orgasms? Let’s find out all about them, shall we? Specific Erogenous Zones On the female body there are nonspecific erogenous zones, and also specific erogenous zones...

My First Vibrator I bought my first vibrator at a seedy adult store with blacked-out windows and flashing lights proclaiming XXX-Adults Only! The experience was rather unsettling — between the guy at the counter reading a girly magazine, and the wall of sex toys beckoning like phallic monstrosities — I...

The G spot has remained an elusive area of the female anatomy mainly because when it is not aroused, it is hard to find.  Debates have raged and the media has cloaked the mystery of the G spot in myths. “Does the G spot exist?” “Does everyone woman have one?”...