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Article from the Medium talks about how women climaxing while being raped. This is an important topic:
>https://medium.com/sexography/i-orgasmed-during-my-rape-4d63b8e70936
>We found ourselves alone in the basement of his house. He gave me whiskey, which I had never drunk before. And soon he was all over me.
>I tried to stop him, but I had not yet been introduced to Martial Arts. He put his hand over my mouth and told me to shut the fuck up.
>I closed my eyes and waited for it to be over. About five minutes later I started cumming. I couldn’t stop it. I tried to stop it. I mean, I really came, for like a minute — it was like that holy grail of vaginal orgasm that I’ve never really experienced since. I think my loud moaning gave away the farm. I saw him smile.
>He took his hand away from my mouth, as though this had proved something to him — that it wasn’t a rape. And that I couldn’t scream for help now.
>The last few minutes were more like sex than rape. It’s hard to believe, I actually put my arms around him. I kissed him. Ugggggh!
There are many articles and accounts just like this. Research findings vary in terms of how many women experience orgasm during their assault, sometimes studies suggesting as little as five percent and others estimating that it is closer to 50 percent. Some claim they have never orgasmed with their husbands, but did with their abuser. What is the reason for this?
I think it's a very important question to ask, as a look beneath the surface would show us what the relations between the sexes is supposed to look like in accordance with nature, or how the sexual act is supposed to take place. Sexuality has been defiled in our culture with porn and promiscuity and it has disrupted this relationship. Why is it that 75% of women cannot experience orgasm during sex? And why does RAPE seem to do it for some women? Dominance is probably a key factor, but I feel like the answer is far more profound than this. Discuss.
>https://medium.com/sexography/i-orgasmed-during-my-rape-4d63b8e70936
>We found ourselves alone in the basement of his house. He gave me whiskey, which I had never drunk before. And soon he was all over me.
>I tried to stop him, but I had not yet been introduced to Martial Arts. He put his hand over my mouth and told me to shut the fuck up.
>I closed my eyes and waited for it to be over. About five minutes later I started cumming. I couldn’t stop it. I tried to stop it. I mean, I really came, for like a minute — it was like that holy grail of vaginal orgasm that I’ve never really experienced since. I think my loud moaning gave away the farm. I saw him smile.
>He took his hand away from my mouth, as though this had proved something to him — that it wasn’t a rape. And that I couldn’t scream for help now.
>The last few minutes were more like sex than rape. It’s hard to believe, I actually put my arms around him. I kissed him. Ugggggh!
There are many articles and accounts just like this. Research findings vary in terms of how many women experience orgasm during their assault, sometimes studies suggesting as little as five percent and others estimating that it is closer to 50 percent. Some claim they have never orgasmed with their husbands, but did with their abuser. What is the reason for this?
I think it's a very important question to ask, as a look beneath the surface would show us what the relations between the sexes is supposed to look like in accordance with nature, or how the sexual act is supposed to take place. Sexuality has been defiled in our culture with porn and promiscuity and it has disrupted this relationship. Why is it that 75% of women cannot experience orgasm during sex? And why does RAPE seem to do it for some women? Dominance is probably a key factor, but I feel like the answer is far more profound than this. Discuss.
