Psychologists say that, especially in women, the brain also needs to be stimulated.
One study I read said that when women have sexual fantasies, they tend to fantasize about men they already know (friends, co-workers, professors, etc.) The inference is that an emotional connection is important to hetero women [that was the only group studied.]
is every time supposed to be AWESOME! and WET! and SCREAMING! Or is Anita Blake just wrong on yet another level?
As my co-worker Ms. W once told me, "Honey, if it ain't good, he's doin' something wrong." In all seriousness, though, is it going to be off the decibel scale with copious amounts of fluid? Probably not. But y'know what? I'm okay with that.
(Perhaps we should have "super lubrication" to AB's list of powers?")
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Date: 2007-12-28 07:49 pm (UTC)One study I read said that when women have sexual fantasies, they tend to fantasize about men they already know (friends, co-workers, professors, etc.) The inference is that an emotional connection is important to hetero women [that was the only group studied.]
is every time supposed to be AWESOME! and WET! and SCREAMING! Or is Anita Blake just wrong on yet another level?
As my co-worker Ms. W once told me, "Honey, if it ain't good, he's doin' something wrong." In all seriousness, though, is it going to be off the decibel scale with copious amounts of fluid? Probably not. But y'know what? I'm okay with that.
(Perhaps we should have "super lubrication" to AB's list of powers?")