CAUTION: upon clicking this link:

1. I found nothing regarding the human clitoris (and the statement is simply wrong).

2. The site I was delivered to would not allow me to back out. I had to close down and return to this Board.

Reported to mods

1. I found the article rather interesting actually. The same knowledge was presented in the program "Curiosity" by Discovery Channel, episode titled "Why is sex fun?" which discussed the (human) female orgasm. Also within the linked article is a link to a PDF of the paper by Urologist Helen O'Connell. I haven't made it quite through yet, but using a quick scan the word "human" is used within both this paper and it's references.

2. I had no such problems about the site not letting me "back out". I use Firefox and it simply opens as a new tab. Which I can close without any fuss. Safari has no trouble either.

If only this thread makes a good point of discussion, since this knowledge about the clitoris as presented is being distributed through several channels, it means it's worth keeping the thread.

Iow: mods, I see NO reason why this thread or the link should be removed :)

Well, it didn't and doesn't for me, but there are other ways to work around.

This is a "question" posed by Dancingdoc2 a couple years ago as a trick. I was not aware that there had been imaging done of the clitoris in action but this has been discussed in sexology literature for some time. The clitoris is usually considered to be up to a centimeter in length because that is what shows. But, as Doc pointed out, it is really perched on muscles that surround the vagina and rejoin at the perineum making it about ten centimeters long. The explanation given now goes a long way to explaining "G-Spot orgasms" that, medically, have not been explained.

Thanks, dubz.

[url=http://io9.com/5876335/until-2009-the-human-clitoris-was-an-absolute-mys... 2009, the human clitoris was an absolute mystery
I believe the reason why is difficult to navigate with most browsers hhowever my link I managed to strip it down. It is the way referring link works based on frames the orignal link is as above but Digg has it's claws as it's main referrer
Anyway interesting article:)

I just died laughing reading the comments at the bottom of the article, btw. A woman is like a tardis... ;):):D

[QUOTE=RedRoses;277213]I just died laughing reading the comments at the bottom of the article, btw. A woman is like a tardis... ;):):D[/QUOTE]
So in that case I want to travel in it. Press all the buttons and regeneration comes to mind:p

A woman's body containing the secret to new life is not all that different from regeneration, is it? ;) And when it comes to sex time and space do become relative. Fantastic! :) It's just the appearance of a Police Call Box I'm not too amused about :rolleyes: