New show coming soon on Showtime on how sex became a proper study of Science . How Virginia E. Johnson, a writer, researcher and sex therapist who with her longtime collaborator, William H. Masters, helped make the frank discussion of sex in postwar America possible if not downright acceptable, died on Wednesday in St. Louis at an assisted living center. She was 88
Masters and Johnson moved sex out of the bedroom and into the laboratory, where it could be observed, measured, recorded, quantified and compared.
Contrary to popular belief, there was absolutely no difference between a vaginal orgasm (the good kind, according to Freud) and a clitoral orgasm (the bad kind).
- The length of a man’s penis has no bearing on his ability to satisfy his partner.
- For elderly people, a group long considered sexually demure if not altogether chaste, vigorous sexual activity was not only possible but normal.
… Wow!
Directly from the desk of Dr. Bawdy – http://bawdylanguage.com/blog
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