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Before, During and After. But mainly DURING.

Tuesday January 30th, 2007 in Doing It, Info, Questions Answered, Sex | 5 Comments »

An anonymous reader asks how to incorporate female orgasm during vaginal
intercourse.

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The first part of the response is how does the reader come to orgasm generally,
clitorally or via g-spot stimulation? If clitorally then the answer is pretty
simple…work your clit! Just work that shit. Hit it. Hit it and perhaps
even quit it. But I would suggest to quit it once you’re done hitting it, which
may or may not be directly after the hitting of it. There’s the tried and true
tactic of making the sex doggy style, while the woman reaches under her and
stimulates her clit. Even the other partner (male or female with strap-on), can
give the bottom partner the ole reach around in this position.

If the g-spot is your flavor, then there are a few positions that might work for
you. A popular one, to those who’ve tried it, is having the female receiving
partner on her back, legs as far back as she can possibly go (ankles behind
shoulders is preferable), and a pillow or some propping device under her ass.
This gives the perfect angle for g-spot stimulation from the phallus during
penetrative sex.

Then again, you can use both tactics.

Then again again, you can come to orgasm outside of intercourse, but I figure
you’ve done and tried that prior.

Then again again again, you can orgasm before, during and after intercourse.

Enjoy the delicious conquests.

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Breaking Japanese Ice

Sunday January 28th, 2007 in Cross-Cultural, Doing It, Info, Life, Questions Answered, Sex | 3 Comments »

How do I strike up a conversation with the cute Japanese girl in my class
that never says a damn thing? “So, you’re taking Harmony 1 too, huh?
Yeah, how ’bout that circle of fifths, hoo! Man! More like circle of…
hey!”

Or I suppose a better question might be, do you have any tricks for
overcoming that nervous, paralyzing how-do-I-break-the-ice feeling?

awkwardly,
And with Little to Say

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And With Little to Say,
so what you’re saying is that this anxiety is hijacking
your ability to approach a cute Japanese girl in class, correct? You have to ask
yourself, “hey, me…yea, you, what is holding me, you, back?” The problem is
either your anxiety or the cute Japanese girl. Furthermore, the anxiety is most
likely caused by the existence of the cute Japanese girl, or the inverse is that
the cute Japanese girl’s existence was created by your anxiety, which is kind of
intense in a science-fiction mixed with psuedo-philosophy way. As you can see, you
have quite a complex problem here my friend.

However, your humorous and awkward example is a great way to approach someone new.
You crack a joke and talk about something of similar interest. Another option
is that since you are in a class together you can play the role of a student
in need of support from a fellow classmate. “Hey cute Japanese girl, can you
explain to me about so and so.”

The other thing is that you can attempt to rid yourself of trying to utilize tricks
by making sense of your anxiety. If you can make sense to yourself why you are
so nervous, then logically you can erase your anxiety. If your anxiety stems from
a fear or rejection, which is usually the case, then try to consider how her
rejection of you is quite a small problem in the big scheme of things. Plus,
chances are she’s not going to outright shun you if you introduce yourself to her.
Introduce yourself to her, ask her questions, and answer hers. That’s the best you
can do. If that doesn’t work, wave your cock and balls at her, that’ll ensure
rejection from her.

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HPV Part 1: Different Types

Saturday January 27th, 2007 in Doing It, Education, HPV, Info, Questions Answered, Sex, Sexual Health | 2 Comments »

Different Forms of HPV

HPV, the human papillomavirus, is becoming one of the most hot topics in sexuality, sex
education and health education. It has become a scientific issue, an issue of sexual freedom,
and of course a morally hijacked issue. HPV is a human virus that often results in warts or papules,
hence Human Papillomavirus. Being that this is a virus and not bacterial, your good old pal Alexander Fleming,
discoverer of penicillin, won’t be of much help to you. A virus maintains in your system
for your entire life, or dies away on it’s own. HPV affects the skin and mucous membrane
and can be passed via either portions of your body.

One common mistake is that genital warts look like you’re an amateur cauliflower grower using your
genitalia as a makeshift garden. Not the case. While genital warts often do look like cauliflower (or broccoli,
you be the judge), they can also be flat or round, so be cautious either way. The type of HPV that causes
warts are generally not of the cancer variety, however, simply because someone has the
genital-wart inducing form of HPV does not mean that they do not have other forms of the virus.

Between 5 and 30% of individuals infected have more than one strain of HPV.
Most types of HPV do not show any symptoms (asymptomatic), e.g. do not produce
genital warts. Furthermore, the cancerous forms of HPV tend to be asymptomatic as well.

Currently, there are 100 strains of HPV present. Each type of HPV affects the
body differently. Some HPV strains just cause warts, genital and non-genital. However, there
are a few strains of HPV that are cancerous, attacking mucous membranes such as the cervix,
anus, and penis. Furthermore, there are over 40 strains of HPV that can be transmitted
sexually. Of the 40, about a dozen are considered to be the leading cause of
cervical cancer if left untreated. There are four that are considered the deadliest.
These forms of HPV are known as follows:

– HPV-16

– HPV-18

– HPV 31

– HPV-45

With HPV-16 and HPV-18 being considered more connected with cervical cancer than the
other forms.

Keep in mind that the most rampant estimate going about in the media is that 75% of sexually
active women will get HPV at some point in their life. Remember that these are just estimates.
The CDC states that 15% of the population in the United States are infected with HPV, while
around 50% of sexually active women are infected, which effects more people than rancid
sprouts in your local grocery store.

In the next installment I will be discussing transmission of HPV and detection.
In further installments I will discuss in greater detail the HPV vaccine Gardisal,
and the long windy path it took to become available to most of the public.
Furthermore I would like to explain that I am not trying to instill
fear into my readers. I am primarily attempting to explain in a common sense manner what
HPV is, how to avoid it and what it does to your body if one is infected.

(Source: Human Papillomavirus: HPV Information for Clinicians. Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention. November, 2006)

Keep the questions coming! david@omniphilia.com

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Ancient Anti-Boredom Handjob Tactics

Friday January 26th, 2007 in Doing It, Education, Info, Life, Questions Answered, Sex, Sexual Health | 4 Comments »

How do I keep from getting board(sic) and tired while giving handjobs?

Asked by “K”

1/24/07

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Call a friend! Well okay, this is low-ball humor, but this can also be interpreted in various helpful ways. For the purposes of this article let’s assume that you have tried little or no deviations from the normal twist and turn method.

Ergonomics

What part of your body is getting tired while giving handjobs? The muscles in your hands? Your wrists? Your forearms? Consider your placement as well as his. While receiving a delicious handjob kind of gives a sense of king on the throne whilst being fed grapes by virgin Nubians, the HJ giver can call the shots as much as s/he wants. You may try to
attempt different positions that may give more rest to the muscles that give you the most rest. Have him sit on a chair with you in between your legs. Rest your elbows on his knees and have at it.

The best approach is to position yourself as if you are apart of him. Have both you lay on your side, (spooning as you kids call it) and reach around and do the job. This will give the romantic, sensual and sexual feeling of every inch of your bodies pressed against each other.

Boredom

Boredom becomes an issue when you are not captivated, stimulated, or engaged. Involve something that gets you going during the luscious hank wank sessions you’re giving your buddy. For women, ask your man to lay down spread eagle so that you can ride his thigh like a mechanical bucking bronco in smokey western bars while you grip hard onto his cock for balance. Essentially one of the best ways to steer clear from boredom is to give yourself pleasure while you are pleasing him.

The larger point here is to bring the handjob into a realm where both partners are equally involved. Rather than the seperation of the giver and the givee. If you are doing the giver and the givee, you can turn it into a role play. Unless this is a role-play, there shouldn’t be a large emotional disconnect between the giver and the givee. Mutual masturbation might encourage interest. Perhaps take a long walk off of a short pier holding hand and hand, then once falling in the water, you each have to jerk the other off. The one who comes first wins and gets to swim to the top of the water for air. Obviously there are dire consequences in this game, however, attending juvenile games to pleasing
each other will make it playful, fun and captivating!

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The Numbers Game

Wednesday January 24th, 2007 in Doing It, Ethics, Info, Life, Questions Answered, Sex, Sexual Health | 5 Comments »

From Paul Abdul: 1/22/07:

How important is the “list” to men? It just seems that men are pretty callous and don’t give a fuck who they’re fucking, so do they keep track? I know that this is too general, but in general, you know, do most men keep track? And if so, is the number that their lady friends sleep with a problem for most? Lets say I slept with 30 people. Would it scare a man off, or should I lie and say it was more like 3? I don’t know. This is a stupid question.

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To Paula Abdul:

The “List” game is as old as the keys in a fish bowl game at swingers parties in the mid-west. Someone who holds any weight against your character due to the number of people you’ve had sexual contact with is most likely someone who is asking due to issues of jealousy and possessiveness.

Should you lie? Depends, are you looking for a one-night stand? Well then fuck yes lie. But lie intelligently by giving a general number, something not too small to make the other think you have no idea what you’re doing and nothing too big so that they don’t think that you’re Jenny from around the block.

Are you interested in something more long term, then if that answer gives you anxiety then answer it when you’re comfortable enough. We don’t want you saying “30″ while vomiting in your partners lap.

So yes, play it by ear, by person, by situation, by context, and by attractiveness of genitalia.

Furthermore, what plays into these circumstances is notions of what  “normal” female sexual desire and life should be like vs. what a “normal” male sexual desire and life with be like. The whole Madonna V. Whore complex. If a straight male asks a straight woman this question, he’s usually trying to get a gauge as to how skilled you are, but also how refined and feminine you are.

I have indeed heard a man said that he knows women who look masculine and aged, because…and I shit you not, “they have slept around so much with men that they have literally been filled with testosterone, which has taken over her body. Causing her to lose her feminine features and gain masculine features, hence looking “very aged.” His words. I can go on forever on how wrong this is in so many ways; psychologically, biochemically, culturally, etc. But I’m digressing.

Stick to your guns and play it by situation. Be a sexual chameleon!

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Work

Wednesday January 24th, 2007 in Doing It, Friends, Kink, Life, Sex | 1 Comment »

At Work:

Coworker: Getting laid this weekend?
Me: *laughs* No, not unless the magical
fuck fairy shows up.
Coworker: Yeah, and she’ll break your teeth if you’re lucky!

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New Method of Asking Questions

Tuesday January 23rd, 2007 in Doing It, Ethics, Friends, Info, Kink, Life, Sex, Sexual Health | 4 Comments »

I have decided to kabash the whole giving out a communal email for people to use. Unforeseen issues will occur, I am sure of that.

So, in the mean time, email me with your questions using the email provided at the top of the page underneath the headline, make the subject “Sex Question for David.”

If you know me and have issues of confidentiality, then I totally understand. Here are two options:

(1) Create a dummy yahoo or gmail account that doesnt have your real name attached. A lot of people have these accounts for various reasons; spam, etc. You can use that email to send me questions.

(2) Ask me a question on my blog, I may create a brand new post based solely on answering your question, and I may not. Therefore leaving me with little ability to get back to you, other than reposting on the blog. Being the organization whore that I am, I’d rather just do the email thing. But thats just me.

So email or post your questions away.

And please tell your friends about this, I am trying to improve my notoriety in this type of world and would love to get more users that I can help with their daily sex related questions.

Cheers,
David

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Where Have All My Grad Students Gone?

Tuesday January 23rd, 2007 in Doing It, Kink | 2 Comments »

Hey David, nice subject line.

I am an undergraduate who wants to make it with graduate students
(not you! No offense). Where can I find these elusive, sleep-deprived
entities, and what’s the best way to approach them? Male/female
doesn’t really matter.

–clever acronym

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Dear Clever Acronym,

I think a lil espionage might have to be the call for this adventure. Find out which coffee shops are most frequented by upper-division grad students and hang out there. Taking a grad level class may be too much, but it might also seem just worth it to you. Think of it as a participatory observation. You’re Jane Goodall and you want to understand the world of the apes, therefore, you become one of them to the best degree that you can while maintaining you’re own sense of who you are. Obviously Jane Goodall didn’t TRANSFORM into an ape, but you know. And god forbid you transform into a grad student, ew.

Find common areas where grad students hang out, join local clubs or organizations, etc. Like I said, you’ll be a detective and an anthropologist, things will work out in no time.

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Any Questions?

Monday January 22nd, 2007 in Abstinence, BDSM, Cross-Cultural, Doing It, Education, Ethics, FDA | 6 Comments »

So it seems like my previous post where I had others ask questions about STD’s and I’d answer them went very well. It also seems to continue to grow.

So I figured I’d open it up some more.

You can email me with any sex-related question you and I will answer the ones I feel that are most important or can apply to many on this blog. The others I will attempt to answer by email. I will keep everything as confidential as possible. I will take out any characteristics that may point to you.

My personal email is:
david@omniphilia.com

Ask away!

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STD’s, STI’s & VD

Thursday January 18th, 2007 in Doing It, Info, Sex, Sexual Health | 16 Comments »

I plan on writing a broad cover article of STD’s and STI’s, but I wanted to make this an open post. This is a post where anyone can ask any question about STD’s & STI’s and can remain totally anonymous and receive a completely thorough, non-judgmental answer. This is the forum.

Any question dying to be answered? Are you curious if one sex act is more risky than another? Did you engage in something and your worried what your risk-level is? Ask here!

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