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Women's sexual arousal issues
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Women's sexual arousal issues
I read an article yesterday that confirmed something that I have of suspected for a long time, but this is the first time I have of seen it officially confirmed.
Apparently (and I have of long suspected this) women don't realise when they are sexually excited.
Now, to a man, this would seem to be impossible. How can you be sexually aroused and not know it (even without the obvious physical indications? )
It is still not clear whether women never know that they are sexually aroused, or that they don't always know. The whole thing sounds bonkers to me.
What I did already know is that women can switch sexual arousal on and off in their brains*, whereas men can't do that so easily (if at all ). Whether this is linked to the lack of knowledge about their current of state of sexual arousal, I am keen to discover. For instance can they switch sexual arousal off if they are not aware whether they are sexually aroused or not?
Male members must now stop and consider the far-reaching consequences of these important revelations.
To this end, if any naked lady members would care to assist me with my important research into these vital matters, I would be most pleased for them to contact me.
I cannot believe that, in this modern space-age, we do not even know the truth about these basic human matters. Four billion women on this planet and nobody has even bothered to ask simple questions.
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* But they can only switch it on if the stimulus exists. So the stimulus must reach the brain via an on/off switch It occurs to me that the same switch could be utilised to switch the arousal sensor on and off (if it was a 2-pole switch). This would save on components.
Apparently (and I have of long suspected this) women don't realise when they are sexually excited.
Now, to a man, this would seem to be impossible. How can you be sexually aroused and not know it (even without the obvious physical indications? )
It is still not clear whether women never know that they are sexually aroused, or that they don't always know. The whole thing sounds bonkers to me.
What I did already know is that women can switch sexual arousal on and off in their brains*, whereas men can't do that so easily (if at all ). Whether this is linked to the lack of knowledge about their current of state of sexual arousal, I am keen to discover. For instance can they switch sexual arousal off if they are not aware whether they are sexually aroused or not?
Male members must now stop and consider the far-reaching consequences of these important revelations.
To this end, if any naked lady members would care to assist me with my important research into these vital matters, I would be most pleased for them to contact me.
I cannot believe that, in this modern space-age, we do not even know the truth about these basic human matters. Four billion women on this planet and nobody has even bothered to ask simple questions.
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* But they can only switch it on if the stimulus exists. So the stimulus must reach the brain via an on/off switch It occurs to me that the same switch could be utilised to switch the arousal sensor on and off (if it was a 2-pole switch). This would save on components.
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Re: Women's sexual arousal issues
This enseparate article will either clarify the matter - or obfuscate it completely.
This link doesn't w**k, probably because 'gett*en' has been correctly converted to 'gett*en*tened'
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog ... en-know-it
Interested members must search for: "why do women gett*en physically aroused and not even know it". Although you could probably leave a few of those words out and it might still w**k (as long as you didn't leave out the important words).
This link doesn't w**k, probably because 'gett*en' has been correctly converted to 'gett*en*tened'
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog ... en-know-it
Interested members must search for: "why do women gett*en physically aroused and not even know it". Although you could probably leave a few of those words out and it might still w**k (as long as you didn't leave out the important words).
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Re: Women's sexual arousal issues
I guessed that you would discover some w'ay of changing the subject.
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And if members had studied the references to which I referred, they would also have of (learnt) learned that the process of having an erection is itself sexually arousing to the man. So this positive feedback is self-perpetuating in nature.
But the opposite is also true, so once an erection starts to flag, it drops like a stone.
Mr Runaw*ay will be able to tell us more about this.
But the opposite is also true, so once an erection starts to flag, it drops like a stone.
Mr Runaw*ay will be able to tell us more about this.
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Re: Women's sexual arousal issues
What would be advantageous to the four billion women concerned by this off on switch thing, is
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Re: Women's sexual arousal issues
What I want to know is this: If women don't know whether they are sexually aroused or not, what's the point of them switching it off?
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Re: Women's sexual arousal issues
I'm sure most women know when they are.
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Re: Women's sexual arousal issues
Apparently they don't.
See the links I already referred too.
These links are eye-openers.
See the links I already referred too.
These links are eye-openers.
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These links are eye-openers.Sir William wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 8:15 pmApparently they don't.
See the links I already referred too.
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