RE: human sexuality 2.0
[a few old notes I originally posted on FB back in 2016: facebook.com/vincentx/posts/1579716972331679
p.s. here’s also how it used to look like before Facebook discontinued the Notes app: imgur.com/a/Cv3CGVl]
finding ways to provide efficient tools to help deal with the worldwide epidemic of sexual frustration, limited understanding of female anatomy and psychology, primitive lovemaking techniques, the vast amounts of women having difficulty reaching orgasm when having sex or—even worst—having to fake them, the potential resulting tensions sometimes creating disturbances in couples which may then trigger a wide range of possible negative repercussions in their daily lives, and so on and so forth
people around the world become increasingly aware that the clitoris is not just a tiny little thingie but actually a pretty large erectile organ which is mainly internal, with long roots as well as big juicy bulbs hugging the entrance of the vaginal canal from the inside, and that the arousal and engorgement of this internal structure (i.e. "female erection") is intimately connected to the sensations potentially felt vaginally and to the subsequent possibility of experiencing orgasms via intercourse (see also: clitoris.org.in)
possible increase in popularity of the omnidirectional and percussive approach of kunyaza-type techniques (vs. regular traditional unidirectional penetration) as well as next-level "manual sex", e.g. advanced fingering + clitoral/vulval/vaginal massage techniques, as a potentially more hands-on, safer and precise approach to sex (something that can also be supplemented with the use of sex toys, as well as being a perfect warm-up/prelude to more traditional types of intercourse, highly increasing the degree of stimulation of the clitoral complex and the likelihood of orgasms along the way), which also has the potential to massively decrease rampant cases of performance anxiety in men, the widespread stress about having to "last long", worries about the size of their manhood, and other things of that nature (see also: vtype.org)
orchestrating more research and helping bring into mainstream awareness the concept and all of the potential effects of working out and reinforcing our pelvic muscles (via Kegel exercises that can even be done with a wide range of high-tech devices that are available), which can lead to sexual experiences and sensations of a more intense nature as well as helping prevent specific health issues which can surface at certain stages in a person's life (pelvic floor weakness, urinary/flatus incontinence, genital prolapse, etc.)
getting extremely close to elucidating the "G-spot" enigma, which appears in part to be the urethral sponge/paraurethral glands as well as the internal bulbs/underside of the clitoral complex getting stimulated via the upper wall of the vaginal entrance, with or without an expulsion of potentially lightly sweet fluid (which seems to be mainly a mix of paraurethral secretions and water, aka “female ejaculation”, “squirt”, etc.)
exploration of the barely-known erogenous territories located in the deepest parts of the vagina (fornix + cervix), the extremely powerful and profound types of vaginal/uterine orgasms that can be triggered by an adequate stimulation of these parts of the female anatomy (fornix/"AFE zone"/"deep spot" orgasms and "X-spot"/cervical orgasms), the intense emotional dimension of these types of orgasms, as well as their distinct and astonishing differences when it comes to the neural pathways they use to send signals to the brain, thanks to the groundbreaking research of Dr. Barry Komisaruk
starting to shed light upon the existence of another type of orgasm in men—extremely powerful and actually non-ejaculatory—a mysterious and elusive type of orgasm which appears to be triggered in part by a strengthening and specific use of the pelvic muscles [being described as "an overwhelmingly strong non-ejaculatory orgasm that may involve: durations of minutes at a time; full-body orgasmic waves of pleasure; intense pleasure throughout the pelvic region, particularly the prostate, rectum and surrounding muscles; loss of a sense of reality; strong emotional responses; flashes of color (optical activity in the brain); large muscle contractions; a strong sense of ejaculation (with no emission); protracted involuntary vocalizations, roars or screams; pleasant convulsions; pronounced deep or staccato pelvic thrusting or writhing; a sense of soulful release and relief; a sense of self-redefinition; and, an energized feeling immediately following orgasm and being ready for more (as opposed to post-ejaculation lethargy)"]
Lots of new exciting territories to explore in the years to come!
Stay tuned.