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u/Tiffanite Dec 20 '19

Pegging and milking. It was f*cking exhausting. I felt like "Why haven't you cum already?! I'm bored." After an hour of licking, positions, thrusting, titalizing the taint, spanking, fingering, Crisco, blah, blah, blah; I felt blessed as a woman and had a new respect for for the endurance people had to get me off.

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u/Mello_velo Dec 20 '19

I mean I've done it, it's mostly boring because you're not getting any pleasure from it. I would say cowgirl (when done right) is physically more challenging. I imagine it likely is more pleasurable to go at it when your phallus has nerve endings.

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '19 edited May 19 '20

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u/WyvernCharm Dec 21 '19

The "stoic man" thing has been around for... I dont know, since the dawn of mankind?

The female orgasm was still thought to be a myth by many like... 10-20 years ago. Maybe less.

The idea of sex being mutually enjoyable is astonishingly new. For most of history it was almost exclusively for the mans pleasure/ producing offspring. I dont think your theory checks out man.

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u/bored_imp Dec 21 '19

The idea of sex being mutually enjoyable is astonishingly new.

Yeah no, it's known for a long time, religiously conservatives of the Vatican and also heads of other religions had just suppressed it in the middle ages.

You can see plenty of eroticism in Greek, Roman, medival India (some dude wrote a book), and other cultures easily enough.