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1st MYTH: The clitoris is the magic button to rousing.
Truth: The clitoris is definitely in the majority of women a key element for achieving orgasm. However, not all that easy – you can not just press (as if the doorbell) and expect fireworks. It is a sensitive little authority over the vulva and extends inside the female body into two branches. Only patience and gentle stimulation to stiffen and become extremely sensitive, and that is exactly what you need to bring to the madness.
2nd Myth: G Item no.
Truth: The Grafenberg point, known as the G point (the doctor Ernst Grafenberg) really exists and it is a counterpart to the male prostate gland. This is the gland tissue surrounding the urethra, and some women really feel irritation pressure on that spot.
3rd Myth: Every woman has a G spot and the man that was found, if it wants to have good sex.
FACT: Very few women have G spot, and even smaller turns stimulation of this zone. For some even touching this area iritantantno! It is very important that women be “properly” turned on before you begin to explore this area.
4th Myth: Nipple stimulation excites a woman.
Truth: Some women love kissing and fondling nipples, and some may even have an orgasm in this way. However, some just do not feel any excitement (especially if you manipulate an amateur). It would be best to listen to his partner during sex and let the reaction continue its direct them.
5th Myth: The reason why some women are unable to experience orgasm is that their partner can not long endure.
FACT: More than half of women do not orgasm during sex. Actually, the term sex is much more important to the excitement that preceded it, which means that the most important prelude. So do not worry about the duration of the sexual act itself, but the duration of “insolent” things to do before that.
6th Myth: There are things that excite all women.
Truth: Some tricks are sure to be learned, but far from any of them universal. The most important thing you need to do is to devote only one woman at a time. If you learn what it fits, but you scored!
7th Pheromones are the key to her excitement.Truth: pheromone signature can be very attractive to women, but this rule applies only to natural odors. No falls to the advertisements that promise you that some of you do afteršejv superior lover. Most of today’s perfumes that have such a function containing pig pheromone, which is not nearly as attractive as a natural body odor.
8th Myth: You have always in a position to evaluate whether a woman fakes orgasms.
FACT: Recent research has shown that men feel that their partner have an orgasm about 20 percent more times than it actually happens.
Apparently, women often faking an orgasm, and the best way to learn is to really tune it in everything.
When I saw the photo below, of a young woman circa 1870 looking at herself in the mirror, it made me think of a passage in Joan Jacob Brumberg's book The Body Project: An Intimate History Of American Girls. Brumberg read girls' diaries from the nineteenth century and discovered that young women's concerns used to be very different from what they are today. She observed:
"Nineteenth-century girls often noted in their diaries when they acquired an exciting personal embellishment, such as a hair ribbon or new dress, but these were not linked to self-worth or personhood in quite the way they are today... character was considered more important than beauty... And character was built on attention to self-control, service to others, and belief in God -- not on attention to one's own, highly individualistic body project."
I'm not saying that the woman pictured below had no concerns about her body or appearance. I'm certainly not saying she was better off than modern women -- to review quickly: she couldn't vote, have a bank account, own property or control how many children she had, and she probably wasn't an equal partner in her relationship and never earned any income of her own.
But, based on Brumberg's analysis, I started imagining the inner workings of this young woman's mind and realized there is a huge chunk of many contemporary women's inner dialogue that probably wasn't part of hers. Just my guess, but here are 14 things I think this woman probably isn't thinking as she looks into the mirror in or around 1870:
Scientists have made serious progress in understanding the female reproductive system since the days when ancient Greek physicians believed the womb could get antsy and wander around the body at will, causing all sorts of trouble. But women's reproductive tracts still hold an aura of mystery. Here are some wild facts about the uterus, vagina, G-spot and more — plus some mysteries that even scientists can't explain.
Many cultures have menstruation rituals that declare a woman on her period as "unclean" or require her to avoid certain activities. Women in these cultures feel more shame about their periods, a March 2012 study found, but they also feel a greater sense of bonding with other women over this shared experience. Bringing periods "out of the closest" might help banish some of the mystery surrounding the female reproductive cycle, study researcher Tomi-Ann Roberts, a psychologist at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, told LiveScience.
Today, women can keep menstrual blood at bay with pads, tampons, menstrual cups or even hormones that shut down the period all together. Women of the past had to be more creative. Here, a short list of pre-pad methods to staunch menstrual blood, courtesy of the book "Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation" (St. Martin's Press 2009):
Softened papyrus (ancient Egypt)
Lint wrapped around wood (ancient Greece)
Paper (ancient Japan)
"bird's eye," absorbent cotton (1800s-1900s America)
Cellulose bandages (France, early 1900s)

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