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It's not a G spot in the same sense as the female G spot (though I have heard that misconception before), but it is something that some men like to have stimulated.
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Originally Posted by jerseygal4u
Why do most men like women to touch the sack then?
Because that's another thing some men like to have stimulated. There can be more than one, ya know.
Ha. Those are definitely very real. They're just not nearly as exciting as they might be in men's fantasies.
It would be a bit hard to imagine those so called “passion parties” as women seem to have a harder time admitting they masturbate but I guess those are with close friends and maybe they feel more relaxed to admit they do it and share tips, check out vibrators and toys, and so on. I just can’t see them sharing those vibes/toys though.
It would be a bit hard to imagine those so called “passion parties” as women seem to have a harder time admitting they masturbate but I guess those are with close friends and maybe they feel more relaxed to admit they do it and share tips, check out vibrators and toys, and so on. I just can’t see them sharing those vibes/toys though.
Not in my experience. Many women are open with their friends (and boyfriends) about the kinds of toys they have, and will make recommendations to each other.
I remember this open discussion among women first becoming more common in my circles in the late 90's or early 2000's. I'm not sure if it was a change in our culture at the time (Sex and The City was popular, among other things), or if it was the fact that I was in my late 20's and the women I was around were becoming more open as they shed the socialized inhibition of their youth. Maybe it was a combination of both.
lol Yeah, I remember when I was a kid thinking there HAD to be something going on at those sleepovers and I think I speak for many when I say that at the time I gladly offered up my pillow fluffing services where possible. In sadness I must admit that the fantasy never came to pass...
When I work in the USA I have heard older women joke at a few occasions but not sure if we hear jokes about it, portrayed in movies, etc. with the same acceptance as male self-stimulation. Even here in the forum the subject may be talked about but to have female participants admit they do it is a different story.
but not sure if we hear jokes about it, portrayed in movies, etc. with the same acceptance as male self-stimulation.
Ah...yeah, it's true that male masturbation seems to be joked about more than female masturbation, especially in movies, comedy routines, etc. I'm not sure why that is. Maybe there is something perceived to be more inherently funny about men doing it? (It does look funnier, I suppose.) I don't think there is any lack of joking about vibrators, dildos, etc., in movies and comedy, though.
I wasn't referring to that so much as to discussion of it in real life. In my circles I don't find that women have more of a difficulty acknowledging it than men. I've heard a few women claim they don't masturbate, but based the studies I've seen showing that a lower % of women masturbate than men, I believe them.
I wasn't referring to that so much as to discussion of it in real life. In my circles I don't find that women have more of a difficulty acknowledging it than men. I've heard a few women claim they don't masturbate, but based the studies I've seen showing that a lower % of women masturbate than men, I believe them.
I remember reading an article from Discovery Health, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Dr. Ruth, among other well-known studies that the majority of women/men do it. Interesting thing is that maybe women can talk about the subject itself like we have seen here on this thread but if asked they won’t admit it. Not many pages ago a female poster was telling me how women are totally fine about it, not shy to say they do it, and so on. I simply asked if she admitted it and the conversation was over. Women can talk about who they are sleeping with, how they keep their privates, what kind of sex they like, and so on. But talk about masturbation and attitudes change on the spot. I’ve also heard women claim they don’t do it, find it disgusting or wrong, etc.
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