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Female Sexual Problems
Most
of women's sexual problems are not purely physiological, not solely of
the physical body. So, in most cases, avoid drugs and
surgery. Unfortunately, financial interests have tried to
classify sexual problems as pathological, as a disease. It was called hysteria
in the 19th century.
Today it is called FSD (female sexual dysfunction) or FSAD (female
sexual
arousal disorder), which Big Pharma tries to treat with drugs (e.g. Intrinsa)
or surgery (e.g. Orgasmatron).
But sexual dysfunction is not a disease! Women are being victimised.
Sex is
being medicalised - and we need to demedicalise society!
The highly recommended
documentary Orgasm
Inc shows
this in a funny and sobering way (I watched it on Netflix). Although
libido can
be lowered by drugs (e.g. anti-depressants, contraceptive pill) and
surgery (e.g.
hysterectomy), sexual desire is not merely hormonal. It is very
psychological, and
it depends greatly on social context (e.g. imagine you are on a
relaxing
tropical island holiday).
I repeat, women's sexual problems are not usually physiological.
Causes include:-
- Relationship
Problems.
- Stress.
For help with stress, see wikiHow articles like this.
- Overwork,
especially drudgery-type
work, like housework and caring for children all day (no village).
The woman
becomes physically, emotionally and mentally tired. Sex is no longer
important.
Women do around three times more housework than men, so gender
inequality is an
issue.
- Body
Image.
80% of women have
body image issues. So, they become very self-conscious and can't let
go. This
is created by the likes of media, porn, businesses that want to sell
stuff. Whereas
men may suffer from pride, women can fall prey to vanity. But authentic
attractiveness
is a feeling from within. Can you love
yourself as you are?
- Childhood
Programming.
Perhaps as a child
you were taught that sex is dirty, impure, of the Devil.
- Childhood
Sexual Abuse.
- Anatomical
Ignorance.
Ignorance of women
of their own anatomy and erotic physiology. Some women don't even know
where
their clitoris is. These women can be all ages. Now combine this with
the fact
that 70% of women need direct clitoral stimulation to climax/orgasm.
Women need
to educate themselves about their anatomy and sexual arousal cycle,
etc. Also extremely important is daily
Pelvic Floor/Kegel
Exercises - see below.
A study by Lloyd and colleagues
involving 52,000 participants identified a combination of genital stimulation,
deep kissing
and oral sex
as the “golden
trio” for women for increasing the likelihood of
reaching orgasm with a sexual partner. According to the research, only
35% of heterosexual women always or usually orgasm during vaginal sex
alone, compared with 80% of heterosexual women and 91% of lesbians who
said that always or usually have an orgasm with a combination of
genital stimulation, deep kissing and oral sex – but without
vaginal sex.
(Adapted from The
Guardian, posted and accessed 11 June 2022)
- Outer
Game Ignorance.
Ignorance of the
man for the need to go through her full sexual response cycle, to know
the
mating ritual. He needs to kindle
the woman.
- Inner
Game.
Man is also
ignorant of the need for Inner
Game, the
need for presence, appreciation and integrity.
- Incest
Taboo
'The
theory of The Incest Taboo is simple: After
a couple sets up housekeeping, childhood experiences are recreated and
the mate
appears more and more like the parent, primary caretaker, or sibling we
once
lived with. As this unconscious projection gets stronger, we are less
able to
get turned on by our mate because of the cultural taboo against having
sex with
one of your family members... the Taboo is running in the
background ALL THE TIME with you and your live-in honey bunny.' (Jim
Benson, relationship & sex expert,
posted 28 November 2016, accessed 29 November 2016)
He goes on to suggest ways to deal with this. His suggestion of
'distance and individuation' to recreate sexual polarity seems
useful -
and why separate
bedrooms could help passion and sleep quality (see here,
here,
here
& here;
also see here,
here).
"Sometimes I wonder
if men and women really suit
each other. Perhaps they should live next door and just visit now and
then."
(Katharine Hepburn)
Pelvic
Floor / Kegel Exercises
Having said all that there is one key physical body exercise
that enhances female sexual health. Pelvic floor exercises
or Kegel exercises!
You need to be doing these daily (men too
actually). These need to be taught to all young people to enhance
health:-
Sources and Resources
- AMP [to
help your men].
- Bad Girls Bible
[illustrated guide to having better sex].
- Equal intimate relationships not working? A Female Led Relationship (FLR) may be helpful. This is not the porn-fuelled version. This may even be part of the next phase of human evolution. It may be the easiest relationship style to implement. No arguments! Both happy. Great sex life. Key resources: Around Her Finger; Female Led; Femdom Think Tank; The Important Wife; Viola Voltairine.
- Kalindi
Jordan [International teacher of intimacy and sexual healing.
UK-based, she offers: sensual mastery, couples, 1-on-1, retreats, jade
eggs, and more.].
- MakeLoveNotPorn
website [#realworldsex videos - not porn world sex].
- O.M.
Aïvanhov teaches about spirituality and sex. See here,
here,
here.
- Orgasm Inc
(2009 documentary) - especially
±55 minutes onwards.
- Me and my breasts: 100 women reveal all (The Guardian, 2014).
- 'Golden
trio' of moves boosts chances of female orgasm, say researchers
(The Guardian, 2017) [Trio =
genital stimulation, deep kissing, oral sex. Study sheds light on
approaches, revealing ‘orgasm gaps’ both between
the sexes and those with different sexual orientations.].
- Porn
Sex Vs Real Sex (Megan Barnett, HuffPost, 2018).
- Me and my vulva: 100 women reveal all (The Guardian, 2019).
- Lily
Allen: 'Women masturbating in a
relationship isn't wrong' (BBC, 2020).
- 30
Remarkable Health Benefits of Sex (Megan,
Couples Candy, 2021) [Quite a few of the benefits are
female-specific].
- Apps
promised to revolutionize dating. But for women they’re
mostly terrible (Nancy Jo Sales, The Guardian,
2021)
[She believes online dating has made single women overall less happy,
less likely to find a long-term partner, and more at risk of sexual
violence].
- Viva
la vulva: why we need to talk about women’s genitalia
(Eleanor Morgan, The Guardian, 2021)
[Ignorance about the basic biology of vulvas is still shockingly high
–
yet there are huge health benefits, physical and emotional, to be won
with better understanding].
- Love Thy Labia - Boost your Vulvasteem (Va Va Womb, 2022).
- Orgasm
gap: how Hollywood and science neglected female pleasure
(Hannah Devlin, The Guardian, 2022)
[Emma Thompson is right – more women are missing out on
orgasms. Why?].
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Also see:-
Male Sexual
Problems
Love,
Relationships & Sexuality articles
Pubic Hair Removal
Human Trends - Vaginoplasty,
Pubic Hair Removal, Earth Rape, Drugs and Genetic
Experimentation
Demedicalise!
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