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    the importance of clitoral stimulation to provide arousal and lubrication during foreplay, and then it is ignored during actual intercourse, “leaving [the female partner] both aroused and unsatisfied” (Koedt, 113). So, continuing the question, if the importance of the clitoris is acknowledged, why is it ignored? Koedt provides multiple explanations, such as the idea that women are considered unequal to men, and therefore not deserving of as much sexual attention. Another idea proposed is the…

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    about it and exploring genitalia is not discussed as being normal. “The idea that masturbation is an unhealthy practice is part of that heritage. During the ninetieth century, it was commonly thought that “premature” interest in sex, sexual excitement, and, above all, sexual release; would impair the health and maturation of a child.” (Rubin 92) Even though this isn’t the case in 2015, a woman masturbating is still looked at, as a negative versus a positive, while men masturbating is normal and…

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    Melinda Vadas Pornography

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    demand of women in sexual fantasy space in this century. Some published works are described as designed ‘for women’ (Sonnet, 1999). Vadas (2005) claimed…

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    relations with John, having to remind him to have intercourse, and both had sexual relations outside the relationship with John. He did have sexual relations with his current spouse, Jane, about every six months. John became increasingly harder to reach orgasm and sometimes never did. He is now at the point where he does not like to be touched anywhere near his genitals,…

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    In William Shakespeare's tragedy Hamlet, several characters are blinded by their emotions which cause them to behave irrational. Hamlet is furious about his father being murdered. He contemplates suicide and then murders Polonius and then Claudius. Also while trying to do that Gertrude dies. Ophelia falls greatly in love with Hamlet but, he is not in love with her. After finding out her dad died, she went mad and eventually killed herself. Claudius wants to be king, so he murders Hamlet's father…

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    Is homophobia associated with homosexual arousal? Adams, Henry E.; Wright, Lester W.; Lohr, Bethany A. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 105(3), Aug 1996, 440-445. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/0021-843X.105.3.440 I. Introduction The main issue that was investigated by Henry E. Adams, Lester W. Wright, Jr., and Bethany A. Lohr was to examine how heterosexual men who self -disclosed as objectors to homosexual individuals physically responded to same-sex arousal; there was also an examination as to…

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    In earlier studies, clinicians treated same-sex sexual desires through aversion therapy interventions, this form of therapy focused on physiological stimulation. The goal of this treatment is to reduce sexual arousal of same-sex stimuli and attraction, decrease interest in sexual desires with same sex partners, increased interest in sexual arousal in opposite sex partners, increased marriage and relationships with opposite sex, and improving quality of life and mental health (APA). A journal…

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    What is sensuality? How can an individual increase their intimacy with his or her partner through arousal senses? When thinking about the term sensuality, individuals often connect it with the concept of sex. In the book, “The Body Sensual: 5 Senses That Arouse Your Passions,” Clinical Sexologist, Tova Feder states, “Sensuality ignites the passions and opens up the soul to the vast panorama of delights the world has to offer. It enables you to experience life with heightened awareness and…

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    persistent struggle encountered by a man to get or keep an erection that is firm enough for satisfactory sexual intercourse. Most men occasionally experience problems with erections, but it’s a concern when it happens more often. This disease is very common and it can occur at any age, but it is more common in men over 75 years of age; it affects about 30 million men in the United States. When a sexual activity is not performed, penis stays soft and lump. However, nerve messages from the…

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    friends аnd colleagues rеgаrding - lеt'ѕ say, "Longinexx" (a much-talked аbоut pill) - dоеѕ thаt mеаn it will biologically work fоr THEM? Thеѕе questions саn bе ԛuitе overwhelming fоr a man, еѕресiаllу whеn thе stress iѕ аlrеаdу оn him соnсеrning hiѕ sexual life. Sо lеt'ѕ tаkе thе aforementioned pill, dissect it, аnd ѕее if it will work fоr YOU. Firѕt off, lеt'ѕ make ѕurе wе'rе оn thе ѕаmе page соnсеrning RESULTS. Whаt dо уоu wаnt tо ѕее hарреn with thiѕ…

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