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@1 Come on, use your imagination. I think showing a taco shell on top of a bun and having the banana (or hot dog) choosing the bun would have been pretty clear.
The middle vagina on the "all shapes, sizes, and colors" would make me consider switching teams though. Shudder.
This video is great though, almost Facebook friendly.
My preferences aside, though, saying "I think this one example of what a woman might be like would make me think all women are unattractive forever," is a pretty harsh and, in my mind, offensive thing to say.
The "sex talk" is difficult enough. The "what you've probably seen on the Internet isn't real" talk is a challenge.
The only thing that bothers me about this video is that she keeps saying "real people" in contrast to porn stars. Last I checked, porn stars were real people too. I wish they would have just said "ordinary people."
Within 3 minutes of what ? Penetration ? Humping ?
The more you do it in a short period, the longer it takes.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/90940…
"Ejaculation experiments were performed with informed and consenting healthy volunteers about 20 years of age, using identical manual stimulation by the same woman, and ejaculation time was measured. The mean +/- standard deviation for the ejaculation time was 156.5 +/- 80.7 seconds, which was shown to be erection time dependent."
Also, "The Kinsey Institute reports that 75% of all males reach orgasm within 2 minutes of penetration"
But to focus on these issues/details misses the point of the video, which isn't supposed to be comprehensive about the total range and variation of human sexuality.
It's supposed to deflate (heh) some porn-based myths, like the goal of our good friend Cindy Gallop's "Make Love Not Porn" site.
@23: Good point. That is so not fair!!
Both of those numbers are way higher than I'd have guessed for non-porn-stars.
@31: Unfortunately, while porn sex is a subset of real sex and, in fact, can be part of *your* sex life, a lot of kids these days grow up with the notion that porn sex is the way things *should* be. So instructional videos like this are indeed helpful.
At least, so long as they drop the Nutella.
Seriousy?
Have you learned nothing from Dan about everyone has their kinks, different things that turn them on, and not sharing the same kinks as someone else doesn't make the other person unfuckable? wtf?!
Yeah, let's just look at the statistics from people that I want to have sex with, because those are the only people that matter. *massive eye roll* Get some awareness of other people, GEEZ.
@33: What I have learned from Dan is not to waste my time on people with whom I am not sexually compatible. My point, and I agree that I could have stated it less glibly, was that those statistics only really matter if everyone expects to be compatible with everyone else. I am well aware that the kinds of sex that I like to have make me unfuckable to most people. But those people probably aren't on my radar, and I'm probably not on theirs. I am aware of other people; however, I am not particularly fond of prudes, and I am not persuaded by the appeal to the majority arguments against sexual diversity that are propped up by vague statistics about the kinds of sex that most people like to have.