Liquid Pleasure
A few weeks ago, sexologist Toronto Jessica O’Reilly invited the crew from Planned Parenthood to attend her workshop on cunnilingus and other forms of female pleasure. I have to confess that I went into that session with mixed feelings that were equal parts smugness and skepticism. As often as not information pertaining to women and their clitorises* come couched in a fluffy pink cloud of Cosmo-itis..
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We hear it all the time. Women who have sex (and especially those who have orgasms during sex) get attached the their male partners because of the rapid release of oxytocin into the bloodstream. This supposedly biological explanation for why women fall in love and men fall asleep after sex seems widely accepted given that women experience a spike in oxytocin around orgasm while men experience a more gradual increase.
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