tumbleweed41
Resident Liberal Hippie
The ignorance of human anatomy displayed by our new Philosophical Theist is astounding.
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the fluid that women squirt is a mix or urine and vaginal lubrication.See the problem I am finding in your thinking is that it looks like you are accusing women of urinating during intercourse,
is when man DO ejaculate, but not trough penis (but in the bladder). the orgasm happens- the semen is ejaculated.Dry orgasm
but since the ejaculation is the only thing that can be said that defines an orgasm, women don't have orgasms- since they don't ejaculate.We already have the word 'ejaculation' to seperate the basic difference between male and female orgasm.
The ignorance of human anatomy displayed by our new Philosophical Theist is astounding.
Actually, it's not.if nocturnal emission is defines as an orgasm (which it is), then- because NEs happen without pleasure- pleasure does NOT define orgasm.
if pleasure does not define orgasm, the only thing left is the ejaculation.
Wrong again. That's retrograde ejaculation, not dry orgasm.Is when man DO ejaculate, but not trough penis (but in the bladder). the orgasm happens- the semen is ejaculated.
Female ejaculation
Main article: Female ejaculation
Some believe that the Skene's glands are the source of female ejaculation.[3] In 2002, Emanuele Jannini of L'Aquila University in Italy showed that there may be an explanation both for the phenomenon and for the frequent denials of its existence. Skene's glands have highly variable anatomy, and in some extreme cases they appear to be absent entirely. If Skene's glands are the cause of female ejaculation and G-spot-orgasms, this may explain the observed absence of these phenomena in many women.[4][5]
It has been demonstrated that a large amount of lubricating fluid (filtered blood plasma[specify]) can be secreted from this gland when stimulated from inside the vagina.[6] Some reports indicate that embarrassment regarding female ejaculation, and the mistaken notion that the substance is urine, can lead to purposeful suppression of sexual climax, leading women to seek medical advice and even undergo surgery to "stop the urine
false analogy. cats are not humans, whereas nocturnal emissions ARE orgasms.Your argument has exactly the same validity as this one:
Retrograde ejaculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :That's retrograde ejaculation, not dry orgasm.
neither did i say it is, but it contains urine.It is no urine.
neither did i say it is, but it contains urine.
I'll even throw in another wrench to make the conversation even more interesting...women can have sex at any time of their menstrual cycle. The fertile phase of the cycle occurs at a specific time uniquely for each woman. I'd wonder if our fellow anti-pleasure member would wish to disallow sex for women during their infertile phases of their cycles.
Oh wait...actually I wouldn't be surprised if he would deny the existence of menstrual cycles.
Yes, one would think that if the "natural order of things" was to engage in sexual intercourse strictly for the purpose of procreation, then the natural order of things would be for homo sapiens, among other primates, to only have the urge to copulate during estrus.
no, the only natural (/rational) thing fot homo sapies would be to only engage in coitus when reproduction is possible (so, not during menstruation).then the natural order of things would be for homo sapiens, among other primates, to only have the urge to copulate during estrus.
Yes, one would think that if the "natural order of things" was to engage in sexual intercourse strictly for the purpose of procreation, then the natural order of things would be for homo sapiens, among other primates, to only have the urge to copulate during estrus.
no, the only natural (/rational) thing fot homo sapies would be to only engage in coitus when reproduction is possible (so, not during menstruation).
the existence of urge has little to do with naturalness (/rationality) of an action a human should or should not perform.
What planet do these people come from? Are they even human?
Considering the total lack of understanding on typical human behavior, I have to go with alien.
reeeaally?! had no ideaEstrus is not menstruation. Estrus is the period during the menstrual cycle when a female is receptive to sexual intercourse and is most likely to conceive
well, if this is the first time you've ever heard of a rationalist classification of sexuality, that's your fault. i have only two advices- read; think.but this is the first time I've ever seen homosexuality lumped in with masturbation, necrophilia, and horny post-menopausal women.
bravo, strawman killer.I'd think that you'd be all over that since women normally have vaginal secretions when they're enjoying themselves - you know - which you obviously despise and wish to deny.
Explain the rationality.
well, if this is the first time you've ever heard of a rationalist classification of sexuality, that's your fault. i have only two advices- read; think.
well, if this is the first time you've ever heard of a rationalist classification of sexuality, that's your fault. i have only two advices- read; think.
bravo, strawman killer. if don't have anything smart to say, i'd kindly ask you to s t f u.
'couse it's wrong. and since you insist on your strawman fallacy, and calling me things i'm not, you're going on ignore.You have yet to answer to my response on how wikipedia itself disagrees with your stance that females don't have orgasms.
i've wrote at least 20 posts on this topic and explained my view a bunch of times. if you don't understand them, well, bummer.Again, explain your rationality.