and that's your right.
but calling it orgasm doesn't make it so.
you can also call clitorises - penises, that's also your right.
but calling it penis doesn't make it so.
no irrationality of my views have been pointed out, not a single one. logically, because, there are none.
yeah, that was a...
and i have, from the first post i left on this topic. if you don't understand that my vies are rational, well, go improve your intellectual abilities, and then re-read them.
'couse it's wrong. and since you insist on your strawman fallacy, and calling me things i'm not, you're going on ignore.
i've wrote at least 20 posts on this topic and explained my view a bunch of times. if you don't understand them, well, bummer.
reeeaally?! had no idea :facepalm:
i wrote my opinion on the subject that you mentioned. if you disagree, that' fine, if you don't understand what is my stand, your problem.
well, if this is the first time you've ever heard of a rationalist classification of sexuality, that's your fault. i have...
Female ejaculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"In 1985 a different group studied 27 women, and found only urine"
so, some types of tests find urine in the fluid that woman squirt, which means that it certainly contains it.
no, the only natural (/rational) thing fot homo sapies would be...
false analogy. cats are not humans, whereas nocturnal emissions ARE orgasms.
Retrograde ejaculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :
Retrograde ejaculation is sometimes referred to as a "dry orgasm."
neither did i say it is, but it contains urine.
the fluid that women squirt is a mix or urine and vaginal lubrication.
is when man DO ejaculate, but not trough penis (but in the bladder). the orgasm happens- the semen is ejaculated.
but since the ejaculation is the only thing that can be said that defines an orgasm, women don't have...
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if nocturnal emission is defines as an orgasm (which it is), then- because NEs happen without pleasure- pleasure does NOT define orgasm.
if pleasure does not define orgasm, the only thing left is the ejaculation.
so- ejaculation defines an orgasm...
theology. which is absolutely of no importance, unless you thing that the logical fallacy of "appeal to authority" (political/ educational authority in this case) is a valid for anything.
women don't have orgasms, they experience pleasure. that pleasure can be of different intensity, can involve different kind of muscle contractions, but it's not an orgasm, since orgasm 1) is not defined by pleasure, and 2) there's no ejaculation there (by which an orgasm is defined)...