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Page 424
... orgasm is not necessary for procreation . It is possible , therefore , that , through evolution , men have become " sexier " without a corresponding evolution on the part of women . There are almost no young men incapable of orgasm ...
... orgasm is not necessary for procreation . It is possible , therefore , that , through evolution , men have become " sexier " without a corresponding evolution on the part of women . There are almost no young men incapable of orgasm ...
Page 427
... orgasm adequacy . It would seem that some women do not need to achieve orgasm in every act of intercourse to attain sexual satisfaction . Psychological and physical contact may be quite enjoyable even when sexual release does not result ...
... orgasm adequacy . It would seem that some women do not need to achieve orgasm in every act of intercourse to attain sexual satisfaction . Psychological and physical contact may be quite enjoyable even when sexual release does not result ...
Page 440
... orgasm in women was false.79,80 Freud had postulated a mature ( vaginal ) orgasm and an infantile ( clitoral ) orgasm , but Masters and Johnson showed that vaginal contractions were merely accompaniments of an intense clitoral orgasm ...
... orgasm in women was false.79,80 Freud had postulated a mature ( vaginal ) orgasm and an infantile ( clitoral ) orgasm , but Masters and Johnson showed that vaginal contractions were merely accompaniments of an intense clitoral orgasm ...
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