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From: jeffb@cs.fau.edu (Jeffrey Boser)
Newsgroups: sci.bio
Subject: Re: Evolution & female orgasm
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Date: 21 Jan 91 22:48:08 GMT
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throop@cs.utexas.edu (David Throop) writes:
>      Most women do not come to orgasm from intercourse alone.  For most
> women, intercourse must either be preceeded by or augmented by other
> clitoral stimulation.  Has it always been this way?

consider that the pleasure circuits of the brain are very flexible (how
about S&M?), and it might be possible that sexual response in women is
socially/culturally engrained.

.....Jeff
jeffb@shark.cs.fau.edu