I wasn't going to post today because I also have a crazy amount of things to do. But sometimes science makes it too hard--or just sensitive. I'm not going to tell you what this story is about--it's on NBC.com, so it's safe for work, though--I'm just going to leave you with this: "It's like having a mini-heartbeat in my crotch," she explains, a sensation that arouses her even during yoga and spinning classes, or when she drives along bumpy roads. During sex, Staltare says, she has volcanic, multiple orgasms "like huge waves that keep lifting me higher and higher." I could quote the entire article. The writing is just that good. Go here now. (FYI: Only the first page is awesome and funny. The second is mostly sad and a little frightening, and the third is part funny and part business.)
Monday, October 15, 2007
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my favorite part:
"Does God exist?" he asks, his voice tightening, his round brown eyes growing rounder. "Some people say no, but I know otherwise. The G-spot is absolutely real."
A wise man (yes, man) once told me that the only women with actual G-Spots were female ejaculators. I like Dr. Matlock's theory better. THE G-SPOT IS REAL!!!! Sing it doctor!!!
SMED, I logged on here to post that EXACT quote, seriously. Good lord. And again, for good measure:
"Does God exist?" he asks, his voice tightening, his round brown eyes growing rounder. "Some people say no, but I know otherwise. The G-spot is absolutely real."
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