Retro Post: Skeptic Ink Article Critique and the History of The Debate It Led To
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Retro Post: Skeptic Ink Article Critique and the History of The Debate It Led To

I critiqued a 2014 post by Edward Clint at Skeptic Ink because, among other things, he was pitting Freud against the feminists of the 70’s as 2 extreme sides of the “orgasm debate’ which is a real pet peeve of mine. He disagreed with my assessment, and we debated back and forth . This is the OG post along with info about what ensued.

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How The Stanford Letter Reminds Us Ignorance Of Female Orgasm Easily Becomes Lack Of Sexual Empathy For Women
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How The Stanford Letter Reminds Us Ignorance Of Female Orgasm Easily Becomes Lack Of Sexual Empathy For Women

Using the Brock Turner Stanford rape case as a case in point; I discuss how our ignorance of the physical realities of female arousal and orgasm breed a willingness and a cultural permission to mind-bogglingly conflate a woman’s sexual indifference, displeasure, or pain with a normal, acceptable, arousing and sometimes even orgasmic sexual experience.

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Can We Go Beyond Tackling This Problem by Blaming it on Partner Communication?
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Can We Go Beyond Tackling This Problem by Blaming it on Partner Communication?

I’m truly sick of people reading a detailed critique I created about the large cultural problems with the depictions, study of, and understanding of the female orgasm - where I don’t talk at all about partner communication - and write some vaguely positive thing about it that basically just says, “Yeah! She’s right. We should all just communicate better in bed!” I speak on that here.

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