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[Topic ID] 26 [Post ID] 226 [Date & Time] 2005-06-11 09:03:01 [Post Text] 
Hi, I believe any activity that increases body awareness is helpful to women. Learning exercises that requires you to be aware of your pelvic region is beneficial. It appears, in general, women are frequently not& aware of their physical arousal nor its level, as indicated by studies in which they are shown erotic videos while their level of arousal was monitored.& I have to wonder if part of this is the result of dissociation from their genitals, learning to ignore them or having been prevented from exploring them; but the vast majority of today's women have engaged in masturbation. While the surveys on this website show women are aware of when they are aroused, indicated by physical changes in their body, their mind may not always make them aware of these changes. Their "perception of arousal" appears to& depend on& context, whether they believe they should be aroused and if it is appropriate given social and peer expectations. If you are not supposed to be motivated by purely sexual & motivates will you be? The survey on sexual desire indicated over 50% of women believe their level of desire is greater than that of their peers and one has to wonder if that influences their motives to engage in sex in a negative way. In most places in the world an openly sexual woman is not socially acceptable and can lead to social rejection. Brad
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