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Posted on 06/08/2005 9:53:59 AM PDT by MikefromOhio
A woman's genes might affect her ability to achieve orgasm, British researchers report.
They haven't found an "orgasm gene," and they don't dismiss other influences (such as cultural, social, and psychological traits). They also say they know they're wading into a "highly speculative and controversial" topic.
However, Kate Dunn of London's St. Thomas Hospital and colleagues say science has overlooked female sexuality for too long. "Until recently, little research has explored female sexual function, and yet women commonly report sexual dysfunction," they write in the journal's early online edition of Biology Letters.
The lack of scientific interest in the topic may stem from the previous consensus that the female orgasm plays no role in reproduction, they write. Recent research has challenged this concept, showing that orgasm plays a role in sperm retention.
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LOL
This one time, in band camp...
The big ceiling splat? lol
Well, ya learn something new everyday.
And how, pray tell, do I GET the ears in there?
Doesn't really matter, as long as you wiggle them once they're there . . . .
It's not if you can reach bottom, it's how you bang the sides.
This is true of so many techniques. Or so I've been told. I've never been a particularly handsome man, but I did (in my single days) manage to have a particularly active social life.
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I wish I thought of that line.
I'd have to disagree on that one...
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