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Your walk may reveal more than you think

Seeded on Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:46 PM EDT (msnbc.com)

A woman's stride indicates how easily she can orgasm, researchers claim

— Filed under: health, sexual-health

gary-3640894

the way a women walks can definitely affect a man's orgasm..

#1 - Fri Jun 24, 2011 8:45 PM EDT

Cosmo-1246808

Well DUH, moral of the story is whatever makes your woman orgasiam do it!!!

1 vote

#2 - Sat Jun 25, 2011 7:19 PM EDT

Curious Bob

GOSH!
How does one become a sexologist?

Interesting jobs in this world.....

1 vote

#3 - Sat Jun 25, 2011 11:56 PM EDT

redd butthook

Sexology is the study of sex, sexuality and sexual relationships. Clinical sexologists are practitioners of this science and help couples and individuals through various methods.

Qualifications: Clinical sexologists must complete studies in human sexuality. They are often holders of a Ph.D, but a doctorate degree is not a prerequisite for certification.

American Board of Sexology: The American Board of Sexology supervises the certification of clinical sexologists. Certified sexologists are called Diplomates.

Job Duties: Sexology can encompass many things, including couples therapy, individual work to create a more fulfilling sex life and sexuality concerns and acceptance. They are closely related to couples therapists.

Education: The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, is currently the only school that offers approved courses in sexology. Located in the San Francisco area, the school offers both master's and doctorate degrees.

Nature of the Work: Sexologists work with individuals and couples in a variety of ways to improve their body image, self-esteem, communication skills and other skills, all so that their sex lives can be more fulfilling. They often are available for individual, couples and group sessions in addition to large-scale trainings.

1 vote

#3.1 - Mon Jun 27, 2011 11:41 AM EDT

choirboy

Is this an advertisement?

2 votes

#3.2 - Tue Jun 28, 2011 3:32 PM EDT

fifidarling

I guess I'm thinking...does it matter? I guess the question is: why does this study matter? I'm all for all women having orgasms, but, seriously, a Catholic University is needing to know this information? Does the study have something to do with birth rates or global population...Really, please tell me, why money was spent on this study.

2 votes

#4 - Sun Jun 26, 2011 3:29 AM EDT

wryobsever

I'm sooo confused...

#5 - Sun Jun 26, 2011 1:53 PM EDT

Smead

Like the song goes..Shake it to the left and shake it to the right, come on honey you know what i like..Maybe these people who does these study are really stupid..Its called Body Language...LOL

#6 - Sun Jun 26, 2011 6:35 PM EDT

choirboy

I guess that's good to know if you can figure it out.

#7 - Tue Jun 28, 2011 3:30 PM EDT

Aus10

ohhhh fifidarling... I’m afraid this study was meant for you! Perhaps it’ll help women become more orgasmic so that even you, can learn to have one... at least once...

1 vote

#8 - Thu Jun 30, 2011 7:39 PM EDT

E-Grace

I think this whole clit vs vag thing is ridiculous. I don't get why they even bothered to do this study. There have been women who were left by boyfriends (obviously not good boyfriends) for not being able to orgasm and if they could, they required clitoral stimulation (nothing wrong with that. it's the only organ in a human body meant for sexual please so why not use it whenever you can?). So I guess this new research will show guys how to discern between the girls that are easy to get off and those that require a little extra before even asking them out? Perfect. For men anyway. It's all about making the penis seem more important to a woman's sexual pleasure than it actual is. If a woman can't have a vaginal orgasm, she makes the guy feel inadequate. So they make up this stuff about the gspot, aspot etc. and sell it in books and dvds to men who are desperate to be good in bed. Women are blamed and told they have insecurities and issues and that's why they can't orgasm the right way. (trust me, the men selling this say that to men so that when the techniques they sell don't work, they have an excuse). Girls: don't worry about how you orgasm. Enjoy the pleasure you feel. Guys: Learn how to use your mouth and hand and get over feeling like your willy is god's gift to women.

1 vote

#9 - Thu Sep 8, 2011 8:18 PM EDT

Jonathon Rossvia Facebook

I personally think the E-Grace analysis puts the article into its true perspective.

Guys would do better and women would appreciate them more if they used the head above their shoulders instead of the one between their legs.

#10 - Tue Dec 6, 2011 3:43 PM EST

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Job Duties: Sexology can encompass many things, including couples therapy, individual work to create a more fulfilling sex life and sexuality concerns and acceptance. They are closely related to couples therapists.