Science is starting to recognize that an orgasm is much more complex than they thought. Here is an article about a new book.
www.wired.com/medtech/health/news/2007/01/72325
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Science is starting to recognize that an orgasm is much more complex than they thought. Here is an article about a new book.
www.wired.com/medtech/health/news/2007/01/72325
is that a link? because i can't click on...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhabbi
Try it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by isabeau6
works for me
Thanks Rhabbi, this is very interesting....particularly this bit
"WN: What is the vagus nerve?
Whipple: "Vagus" means wanderer -- the nerve wanders through the body. Previously, it wasn't thought that it goes as far as the pelvic region. But our research and that of other laboratories is showing that it does in fact go to the cervix and uterus and probably the vagina. It carries the impulses from those regions, travels up through the abdomen, goes through the diaphragm, through the thorax (chest cavity), up the neck outside the spinal cord, and into the brain."
Not wanting to say too much, but this is very close to an area of my doctorate...thank you for finding this!
Pain XxX
The thought of the ‘full body orgasm’ puts me in mind of something I read regarding tantric sex think it was… it went something along the lines that women are capable of having longer lasting and multiple orgasms because the average orgasm doesn’t result in losing sexual energy… but for the male the sexual energy is very much involved in sperm release…. it said something like the orgasm is the feeling of the sexual energy being released into areas of the body that are peppered with nerve endings, and that orgasmic sensations are the release of ‘sexual energy’ that stimulates the nerve endings and that in a full body orgasm the nerve endings of the whole body are stimulated by this vibrating sexual energy release.
Thanks for the article, made for an interesting read (perhaps we should start conducting some experiments into this Pain)
Dark x
Is your research quantitative, qualitative, or practice-led/performance research? Inquiring minds want to know! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by PainSister
Glad I could help. Always knew there was more to females than the clit and gspot. I think I had a gy once whose vagus travelled near her back. I used to give her an orgasm by simply rubbing my thumb on her back in the right spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by PainSister
thanks it works now...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhabbi
interesting article..one can also get an orgasm from having one's feet tickled or toes sucked on without getting anywhere near the sexual organs..
and i've experienced an itch soo bad that when i went to scratch it, i had i believe a mini orgasm...am i on the right track here? it was orgasmic in it's relief of the itch...
I believe you may be on the right track, or nerve. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by isabeau6
well hot damn..i ain't so dumb after all lol.. thanks..Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhabbi
Not trying to brag but I have had a couple of sub/slaves that could be talked into a climax. morgan had one last night, I use a form of hypnosis to place her deep into sub-space and then tell her firmly to "cum for me, cum for me, feel your love for me" and off she goes. The first time she responded to this I knew I had the slave I wanted.
Sex is mostly in the head, the brain tells the body what it perceives and the body responds even when untouched. We have done this even over the phone.
I have actually had one that would cum from my simply telling her I wanted her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir_Russell
Oh, it's on now! Come on, there must be a guy out there whose sub would come if he gave her a stern look. ;)
(I kid because I love!)