… many of the clinicians … have expended considerable effort trying to teach their patients to transfer 'clitoral response' into 'vaginal response'. … many thousands of the patients of certain clinicians have consequently been much disturbed by their failure to accomplish this biologic impossibility. (Alfred Kinsey)
do we know the sexual orientation of the clinicians suggesting this approach?
Thanks Fay for your question. Not sure of the relevance. Lesbians can't have intercourse as such. They engage in tribbing, which is a lovemaking act involving vulvas together. I think everyone still assumes that women are supposed to orgasm from intercourse no matter how many women say that it is impossible. Certainly lesbian sexologists assume that women should orgasm with a lover by some means. I have found that it is not possible due to lack of mental arousal. Fantasies that cause orgasm alone do not work with a lover. But women talk of emotional connection as if that causes orgasm. They also tell me that eroticism, arousal and physical stimulation are all unnecessary. Clearly we are talking about different responses - mine are erotic responses involving mental arousal. Theirs are emotional responses.
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