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Why not? He doesn't have a profile and posted it under a fake name. He has no idea who anyone here is and none of them know him. Half of them don't even believe this is real. Why not post it on the internet?

You know there's another 10% you didn't account for, right? And they don't go into that much detail about what either of their hands is up to. Think before you speak, is that such a difficult concept?

His lying what? And since you don't disclose your (or is it you're) gender, I'll have to account for either one. I'm guessing you're a guy who's never given multiple orgasms, or a woman who's never had multiple orgasms.

Also, you're statistics are off. According to the various studies collected and compiled in Human Sexuality Today (sixth edition) by Bruce M. King (a very interesting and educational book, btw) 40% - 50% of woman can achieve ****** without direct stimulation of the ********. More recent studies have found that the main organ to stimulate orgasms in women is actually the brain. Some lucky women can even think themselves into ****** without ANY physical stimulus. Studies done by Masters and Johnson, Helen Kaplan, and Ladas Whipple, and Perry have shown that it's possible that many women actually have 4 separate types of ****** depending on how they are stimulated. "Tenting" (clitoral stimulation), "A-frame" (vaginal stimulation), "blended" (stimulation of both the ******** and the ******), and Cervical or "massive" ****** (stimulation of the brain). And then there is, of course, the elusive "g-spot" ******, but most scientist now believe the theory of the g-spot to be disproved. 15%-25% of women surveyed have said they can achieve multiple orgasms during sex and only 5%-10% of women have reported never being able to ****** at all under any circumstances. Don't you feel educated?

They can disprove the existence of a g-spot all they want, but then how do you explain all the women who know for a fact there is one?

*shrug* Placebo effect? Or something similar. Not that it really matters. As far as I'm concerned, whether it exists or not, if you feel that you have one and you get tremendous pleasure when your partner hits the right spot, who cares? You're having good sex. Not sure why anyone would try to disprove that but that's what the studies have said.

The problem I have with the placebo effect explanation is that there are people who hadn't heard what it's "supposed to" feel like, yet have had the exact experience described, only to read and realize that later. It might be false that there's a physical "spot" that can be felt, like some people say, but it seems probable that some women, at least, have an extra-sensitive area or something that accounts for that, particularly since it's described as feeling quite a bit different from a regular ******.

I remember reading somewhere that the sensitivity of the so called g-spot can be dependent upon the age of the woman. No idea how reliable that source is as I can't even remember where I read it, but it does seem possible on the basis that it does seem to be something that isn't constant woman to woman.

Considering he posted the FML about their sex life in the first place, I doubt he minds. Don't be bitter just because you've never been able to provide that for a woman.

The fact of the matter is, the anonymity of the internet makes it so I have no inhibitions about saying anything. I have no idea who you people are and none of you have any idea who I am. You don't even know what I look like. I will never meet any of you and even if I did, I wouldn't know it and neither would they. There are absolutely no repercussions for speaking my mind wholly without any censoring. Besides, half of the people reading this assume I'm just trolling while another quarter think I'm just a liar. What difference does it make? We're in the "intimacy" section of "f*** my life" dot com and you're looking for class? Have you even READ most of the fmls in this section?