Iâ€m writing this blog because I believe we are under-educated about sexual function and satisfaction and Iâ€m a true smart-ass. A recovering anorgasmic, Iâ€ve spent a lot of time researching and a fair amount of money subscribing to sexpert advice products learning how to achieve orgasm. Itâ€s not rocket science, but Iâ€ve learned that achieving orgasm for women requires education, personal masturbation, and a patient, willing partner.Â
I believe that sexual dissatisfaction is grossly under-reported because no one wants to be the odd one out at the fuckfest portrayed in popular media. Pop culture, erotica, and porn portends that everyoneâ€s having incredible orgasmic sex when statistical studies belie the notion.  Â
Iâ€ve proven to myself that chronic anorgasmia is a reversible condition, given the eagerness to learn and a good set of how-to skills. The internet is rife with pertinent sex education and well-intentioned but editorialized advice. Sex is subjective and only empirical to you. There are no cookie-cutter solutions to achieve orgasm, as all women respond differently, but I suggest following tried and tested methods that seem to work for most women. Â
 I intend to write about these subjects, not as an academic, but to subjectively funnel what Iâ€ve learned along the way, e.g., what worked for one sexually repressed, stressed out middle-aged woman.Â
And, Iâ€m going to jazz things up a bit with seedy, shameful stories of my sexcapades as a blatant satirist preoccupied with a Phyllis Diller complex.   Â
9 years ago
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