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Talking G-Spot Sense

Friday, February 5th, 2010 -- by Bacchus

In which noted sexologist Carol Queen talks sense about the Great G-Spot Massacre of 2010, and in the process, recaps pretty much everything you might need to know about playing with the ones you may have handy:

That Swooshing Sound You Hear? A Million G-Spots, Vanishing

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What, She Worry?

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 -- by Bacchus

Remember the stupid “vanishing G-spot” story everybody got all excited about two weeks ago? Well, I am reliably informed that when the cutting-edge social commentators on The View got their fingers firmly on the story, Barbara Walters opined as follows:

“Women should be happy about the study that says it doesn’t exist — it’s one less thing to worry about.”

 

The Aliens Did NOT Steal Them After All

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010 -- by Bacchus

Whatever you may have seen elsewhere on the web, rest assured. The women of the world still have their G-spots. Violet Blue, my permanent go-to girl for calm and reliable sex knowledge, says so, and that’s good enough for me:

It was there when I went to sleep. I woke up, and thought I’d parked it in front of my house, I mean the anterior wall of my vagina. Now it’s gone!

Not really. Don’t believe the latest round of hype. It’s anecdotal, not physiological, and news outlets running the ‘g-spot is a myth’ story this week should be very embarrassed.

Indeed.

 

Bad Sex Advice, Summarized

Thursday, April 14th, 2005 -- by Bacchus

So I was looking at this random adult blog, trying to decide whether to do my usual link-and-quote. The blog itself was mostly a porn blog, with a list of affiliate links six times bigger than the blogroll, plus a lot of random porn pictures. Some of the articles were interesting, but many of them had a fakey “this-reads-like-it-was-written-by-a-man-even-though-the-author-name-is-female” feel. Then I got to an article which purported to be a how-to on the fine art of fingering a woman.

It looked promising. Started out strong, with several hints and tips I’ve used myself to good effect. Lots of advice on finding her G-spot and making it go all bumpy-happy. So far so good.

In the middle part, the advice got a bit questionable. Not the substance of it (obviously if she’s dry, you’d better stop rubbing like a madman, unless you are trying to give her a burn) but the tone. (Was it really necessary to call the reader a moron?)

And then I got to the punchline. After paragraphs and paragraphs of how-to material, the breezy warning (paraphrased): “Of course your lady won’t ever get an orgasm from this, but who cares? She’ll love it anyway.”

Gasp, sputter. She’s not supposed to come when I do that? I must have been going about it all wrong.

It must be true: them as can’t do, teach.

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