{"id":14118,"date":"2020-08-24T17:38:33","date_gmt":"2020-08-24T17:38:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/yoniegg.rocks\/?p=14118"},"modified":"2020-08-25T09:02:59","modified_gmt":"2020-08-25T09:02:59","slug":"womens-pleasure","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/yoniegg.rocks\/en\/womens-pleasure\/","title":{"rendered":"WOMEN’S PLEASURE"},"content":{"rendered":"

lust \u00e0 la feminine<\/h2>\n

heavy breathing.
\ntender caresses.
\nMoans of luscious desire.
\nhot sweat enveloping your skin.
\ndelicious tremors coursing through your entire body.
\ncircular motions, up and down and left and right and in and out.
\narching backs.
\ngleaming eyes.
\nsweet release of ground-shaking ecstasy.<\/p>\n

whew.. it\u2019s getting hot in here.<\/p>\n

awwww maybe it\u2019s because we\u2019re diving into pleasure today.
\nFEMALE PLEASURE, to be exact.<\/p>\n

the skepticism around the female orgasm is fairly modern, and seems to be a Victorian creation. you detail the longer history, back to the ancient Greeks, of frank artistic depictions of women enjoying sex, even having an orgasm – to repeat: women having an orgasm.<\/p>\n

let\u2019s backtrack a bit.<\/p>\n

in the late 1800s, getting women off was a higher priority than having a clean floor. after all, if the women were left to stew in their sexual desire for too long, who knows what could have happened? apparently women didn’t possess an ounce of self-control you know?<\/p>\n

as far as the Victorian medical community, psychiatric community, and several behavioral scientists – ironically, all of whom were composed of men – were concerned, a sexually frustrated woman needed to be attended to immediately, lest her womb wander and her mind be overcome by the dreaded female hysteria.<\/p>\n

female hysteria is the now-defunct term used to diagnose a woman who suffered from any variety of ailments. symptoms included anything from fainting to erotic fantasies, to having sexual desires and particularly ‘a tendency to cause trouble’.<\/strong><\/p>\n

whenever a woman experienced said hysteria, she was carted off to the doctor, where he would give her vaginal stimulation and induce – not an orgasm, because remember, only men can have orgasms – we\u2019re going to give you paroxysms.<\/p>\n

the Greek root hystera, meaning ‘uterus is the root for ‘Hysteria’. originally, it was believed that hysteria and hysterical symptoms were caused by a defect in the womb, and thus, only women could become hysterical.<\/p>\n

all quite medical\u2026 you go the doctor, you get a good feel, you go home and you feel better. Yikes! that doesn\u2019t sound so fulfilling..<\/p>\n

by the early 1900s, vibrators had become more portable, more affordable, and to many women\u2019s delight – more private. women were encouraged to use vibrators to hoard off the \u2018female hysteria\u2019. women didn\u2019t have to seek a doctor anymore – they could simply remedy their sexual frustrations alone and in the comfort of their own homes.<\/p>\n

thankfully, over the years the diagnosis of female hysteria has been left in the past. more and more light was brought into the modern sexual education.<\/p>\n

women have a special relationship with pleasure in that, when we have the right kind of it, we are sensual, powerful and empowered. when we don\u2019t, we can get depressed, slide into bad mood or lose our will to stand up for ourselves.<\/p>\n

the way our pelvic nerves translate pleasure from our sexual experiences to our brains boosts the hormones that make us grounded and connected, and dampen our susceptibility to depression and lethargy.<\/p>\n

let\u2019s take a look at what\u2019s released when pleasure takes place in the body:<\/p>\n