This Casey is obviously a little girl with little experience and appears to
get her "information" from popular women's magazines.

"Casey"  wrote in message
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> Avenger wrote:
>
> > "Heidi Graw"  wrote in message
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>
> >>>They failed to admit that their lack of vaginal orgasms was most
> >>>likely the consequence of their husbands' inadequate penis
size and/or
> >>>lack of bedroom skills and stamina.
> >>
> >>...and the solution is what? Match up penises with vaginas to see if
there is a correct fit?  Women
> >>will have to try out a few or more men.
> >
> > No need to do that, we'll measure you :o)
>
> It ain't how much you got but how you use it...as a "physician" you
> should know that since the "G" spot resides about 2 1/2 to 3 inches
> inside the vagina,

Actually, I don't know that. This is Dr. Graffenburg's hypothesis and may or
may not even exist. Just because Cosmo accepts it does not mean it's
accepted by medical science. Where is it in Gray's anatomy? Everything else
is there. So let's just assume it might exist for the purpose of this
discussion. Personally, I think the G Spot, if it exists, is just a
continuation of nerves from the clitoris just as are the nerves under the
labia majora.



 you actually don't need a very long (and thickness is
> pretty much irrelevant) penis to stimulate it...but you *do* need to
> know what you're doing and it's usually *much* easier to do it with you
> fingers...you just have to care enough about your partner to make the
> effort...

You're obviously a female because 1. you can't read 2.you rely on popular
nonsense rather than science

The author of that website, if you actually read it, stated that there are a
number of sensitive locations, the clitoris was only one. The most intense
orgasm included all of them but especially pressure on the uterus.



>
> >>Teach men the necessary bedroom skills?  No more "Slam,
bam, thank-you,
> >>Mam!"  Men will actually have to pay attention to their
sex partners.
I'm
> >>sure more than a few women would welcome that.
>
> Some of us DO pay attention Heidi...and it pays substantial dividends
> to do so...
>
> > People get the attention they deserve.
>
> Is that why you are so sour ? Or is it maybe your premature
> ejaculation, or lack of physical fitness/stamina that we talked about
> before ? :-O !

I have no problems but if I did I have plenty of drugs to treat them :o)


>
> >>Give men drugs to enhance their stamina?  Take Viagra or any number of
> >>performance enhancing drugs.
>
> > I'm a physician,
>
> If the level of "knowledge" you display on sexual issues isn't
> indicative of your general competence...

It's better then Cosmo or OOOprah.



>
> > Viagra does not really enhance performance or increase
> > stamina. But in general it is the female who needs such a drug.
>
> Viagra does not create the erection but will maintain it virtually as
> long as the man maintains a state of sexual stimulation (for about 12
> hours).

My dear little girl if a man had an erection for 3 hours(priaprism) he had
better get to a hospital very fast. All Viagra does is temporarily inhibit
an enzyme which constricts blood vessels. Less enzyme=dilation of blood
vessels. But this would only help people whose problem was due to poor
circulation, there are many other factors.


 Even after an orgasm, with or without ejaculation, the man can
> retain an erection with viagra as long as he continues to be sexually
> stimulated....
>
> >>Read the Kama Sutra for some helpful tips and bedroom tricks.
> >
> >
> > I read it when I was 12.
>
> You apparently didn't learn much from it...

Well, I did learn not to try to stand on my head while having sex  haha



>
> ...Ken
>




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