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September 20, 2012


Naked German People

by Jimmyjane |

You may have noticed that most people that you pass on the street – perhaps all of them – are covered in a soft, malleable substance known as clothing.

What is the purpose of said clothing? To keep us warm, certainly. To shelter us from the sun’s damaging rays. To protect us from the elements. However, there’s much more to it than that. Clothing denotes culture and class. It can communicate interests, self-image and of course, fashion (see last week’s post).

But clothing is also a shield, hiding our true appearance from all but a select few.

As the German website, Naked-people.de explains, “Clothing is our second skin. It disguises [or] reveals. It can reflect our innermost being, or conceal it.” » Read more. »



May 25, 2012


Flirting vs. Flaunting

by Jimmyjane |

Has the world not seen enough celebrity sex tapes and nude photos? Every other day, a new blowjob video or a pixilated snapshot of an errant breast is leaked to the Internet. According to Wired Science, this desire to share skin has less to do with fame, and more to do with neuroscience.

Being admired is a turn on for women. From Wired – “Studies have found that more than half of women’s sexual fantasies reflect the desire to be sexually irresistible.” What turns men on? Naked bodies. Sounds like a perfect combo.

No woman wants to be objectified or seen purely for her body. However, the college co-eds in Girls Gone Wild seem more eager to expose their breasts than their brains. (Or perhaps those racy shots of girls flaunting their intelligence and good judgment were left on the cutting room floor.) » Read more. »



April 25, 2012


Finding the G-spot

by Jimmyjane |

Ever since Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg wrote his paper on the “female prostate” in 1950 (named the G-spot in 1981 – a posthumous honor), scientists have been attempting to prove its existence.

As many as half of women report that they derive sexual pleasure and even orgasm from stimulation of the soft spongy tissue about halfway up the front wall of the vagina. That’s good enough evidence for us at Jimmyjane, but it’s not exactly scientific proof.

Well, there may have been a new development in the world of female sexology. Adam Ostrzenski, MD, PhD, of St. Petersburg, Florida dissected the vagina of a recently deceased 83-year-old woman and found a tiny structure that he believes to be the ever elusive G-spot.

» Read more. »



December 2, 2011


Teaching Teenagers About Sex

by Jimmyjane |

Teaching Teens About Sex

Photo courtesy of www.nytimes.com

As an avid Jimmyjane blog reader, you’re probably able to locate a clitoris – perhaps even your own. But what about America’s high school students? According to a recent article in the New York Times, that’s just the tip of the iceberg of what they aren’t learning.

In the vast majority of schools across the country, sex education falls on the limited spectrum between an “abstinence-until-marriage” approach and an “STD-prevention” one. Accordingly, many teenagers are getting their information (and misinformation) from online porn and other unreliable sources, leaving them unprepared for the emotional complications that come with sex, unpracticed in the open communication necessary for healthy relationships, and unaware of the subtleties of sexual pleasure.

To quote one of the male high school students interviewed in the article – “I think » Read more. »



November 5, 2011


On Orgasms & Keeping It Real

by Jimmyjane |

Cosmo Declares November 4th International Don't Fake It Day 

Photo courtesy of www.unicornlady.net

Cosmo Declares November 4th “International Don’t Fake It Day”

A recent poll from Cosmopolitan Magazine revealed that 86% of its readers have faked an orgasm. We can’t say that we’re terribly surprised. There are plenty of reasons why a woman might fake an orgasm, in fact, it’s been scientifically studied.

Scientists Gayle Brewer of the University of Central Lancashire and Colin Hendrie of the University of Leeds conducted a study about vocalizations during sex. The study revealed that, while female orgasms were most common during foreplay, the women made orgasm-like vocalizations most often before and during male orgasms. In other words, we tend to make those ooohs, ahhhs and YES’s not because we’re about to climax, but because we want him to.

Now, while there’s nothing wrong with coaxing an orgasm out of your partner, verbally or otherwise, it’s important not to short-change yourself along the way. Studies show that » Read more. »



April 27, 2011


Orgasm Connoisseurs – Experts Weigh In on Different Types of Orgasm

by Jimmyjane |

Depending on who you ask, women can have anywhere from one to seven different types of orgasms. Here are what some well-known specialists have claimed about the mysterious phenomenon of female pleasure.

Sigmund Freud and the Immature Orgasm. Freud believed that there are two types of orgasm – clitoral and vaginal – and that each is linked to a different level of psychological wellness. He saw vaginal/penetrative orgasms as indicating good health, and clitoral orgasms as evidence of immaturity and stunted emotional development. Er, thanks Siggy.

Alfred Kinsey and Orgasm Equality. Luckily, our understanding of orgasm has improved since Freud. In the 1950s, the famed Kinsey Report cited extensive research » Read more. »



April 18, 2011


Get to Know Every Inch of the World

by Jimmyjane |

Get to Know Every Inch of the World

Ladies, if you are planning a vacation that leaves out the eating and praying and goes straight for the loving, you may want to take a look at this. Finally, an interactive map that showing penis size by country. Someone really spent a lot of time putting this together, and we’re guessing it wasn’t Lonely Planet. Perhaps someone who went to Venezuela for vacation and didn’t realize what she was in for?

¡Dios mio!



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