After receiving a link to a documentary on "My Penis and Everyone Else's", I really have to share.  When I saw this at first, as I clicked open the video, I thought I would only watch the first five minutes and see what it was about.  I finished up watching the entire hour!!!

 It was funny, hilarious at times, it was also rather sobering and indeed very thought provoking.  I had no idea men were so hung up about their penis!!  This documentary is indeed an emotional, revealing and engaging journey, that had me rivetted from the outset.  I strongly recommend EVERYONE to watch it.

 I have to say that the guy who hosted the whole documentary has balls!!  What an amazing character to do what he did in trying to draw men out of their fears and comfort zone and be so up front about the size of his penis, which was..... well.... watch the video and find out!  It would be fair to say that my view of men and their penis is forever changed!!

  "Fast sex, like fast food, is cheap, but it doesn’t nourish the body- or the soul”- Suzanne Fields

Be honest, when a woman goes down on you, you want the act to act as long as possible, right? We, women, feel the same. A lightning fast orgasm borders frustration more than pleasure. Of course, when giving oral sex, we don’t want your mouth and tongue to go numb or your jaw to get stuck and become robotic, but we would really appreciate if the whole experience lasted more than a mere two minutes. Unless of course we are on our way to work, we’re late, but you decide to surprise us with a quick number. Then we won’t blame you for being too fast, we’re just going to appreciate that you wanted us to go to work… free of any tension!

That said, if you get too excited while you’re doing your partner, remember that while you’re sucking all over she’s praying for it not to be over too soon, which means that she’s bound to miss the full pleasure of climaxing.

Here’s a few tricks to make oral sex last longer than usual:

1.    Don’t chase the hot spots first. In the proper sense of the word, oral sex means you can kiss and caress ALL of her erogenous spots, not just the clitoris, which is the QUEEN of hot spots. Most men err because they choose to take the safe road and go for what they know for sure is working. Big mistake! The most important aspect of oral sex is exploring, the majority of women enjoy cunnilingus when it’s their whole body that is being taken care of and cherished. It’s a sign of love and intimacy and we adore to feel like we’re being put on a pedestal and treated like queens. So, use your tongue to lick the surrounding areas: her inner thighs, her belly button, even her anus. Get creative and surprise her with different ideas and movements as you locate her hot spots.

2.    Change pace. Instead of running your tongue up and down like somebody’s chasing you, lick her at different speeds. Do it in slow motion, making sure that you miss no spot, and pick up the pace when you feel she’s relaxed enough and ready to go to the next level. By changing the rhythm, you grant her oral sex with different sensations, thereby lessening the chances of her orgasming too quickly. Give her time to unleash tension, keep building up sensation and the final Big O will grow bigger than both of you dare to imagine.

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3.    Hands off! Even if she begs you to use your hands (either to insert fingers into her vagina, or rub her breasts) don’t give her the satisfaction, yet! The fact that she feels like she’s being deprived of pleasure makes her more eager to make the most of what she does get, and when you’re finally succumbing to her wishes, things are bound to get explosive. You know what you can also do with your hands? You can masturbate in front of her. The image of you pleasuring yourself at the same time is really intimate and her entire body and mind will be flooded with pleasure.

4.    Interrupt the act. To have a sip of wine, to kiss her passionately on the mouth, to rest your hand on her thighs, to run your fingers through her hair, whatever comes to mind. Then start all over again. The pause will leave her body in expectant and heightened desire mode and the orgasm will be delayed, which she will really appreciate. Don’t stop to go to the bathroom or see what’s on TV or go grab a bite of food, that’s only going to kill her mood and she won’t orgasm at all in the end. And you’ll look terribly insensitive.

5.    Make it into a game. Laugh with her, ask her how she’d want you to do her, what she’ll prefer you to do next, tickle her softly, let her be involved in the whole act. That will get her mind off climaxing for a while, but she’ll still enjoy the warm sensations of your mouth and tongue. When she least expects it, get serious and speed things up. When the orgasm comes unexpectedly, the feeling is far greater than when you’re begging for it to grace you with its presence.

Have a deliciously sensual week, hot oral week!!

P.S. 85% percent of women like their oral sex to last between 7 and 15 minutes. Either if they’re on the giving or receiving end.

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Ouch!!

A Croatian motorbiker will be praying that the old adage 'lightning never strikes twice' rings true.

Unlucky Ante Djindjic, 29, from Zagreb was knocked unconscious when lightning struck his penis during a quick roadside toilet break.

Djindjic said: "I don't remember what happened. One minute I was taking a leak and the next thing I knew I was in hospital.

"Doctors said the lightning went through my body and because I was wearing rubber boots it earthed itself through my penis."

Djindjic escaped relatively unscathed from the incident, suffering only light burns to his chest and arms.

He said: "Thankfully, the doctors said that there would be no lasting effects, and my penis will function normally eventually."

Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/67375-bikers-penis-hit-by-lightning#ixzz1IA9ttynA

Re-produced from Channel Nine News

06:00 AEST Fri Dec 24 2010

A company behind medical services and medications for men suffering from sexual problems is being sued by a consumer watchdog for allegedly failing to diagnose men properly.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission started legal proceedings against Sydney-based company Advanced Medical Institute Pty Ltd and its subsidiary AMI Australia Holdings Pty Ltd, its chief executive Jacov Vaisman and two doctors in the Federal Court in Melbourne on Tuesday.

Lawyers for AMI, which is in voluntary administration, were informed of the proceedings on Wednesday, the same day Mr Vaisman and one of the doctors were served with court documents, the ACCC said.

The watchdog alleges from 2008 to 2010 AMI acted unconscionably in breach of the Trade Practices Act.

"The ACCC alleges that among other things doctors engaged by AMI conducted consultations with patients in manners which did not provide an appropriate diagnosis and medical treatment of male sexual dysfunction," the ACCC said in a statement on Thursday.

"AMI's sales representatives represented to patients they would be entitled to a refund if the AMI treatments were ineffective in circumstances where the sales representatives did not accurately or clearly disclose the conditions on which the refund was offered."

The ACCC alleges Mr Vaisman and the two doctors were knowingly concerned, a party to or otherwise aided, abetted, counselled or procured the contravention of the Trade Practices Act by AMI.

"The ACC is seeking declarations and injunctions against each of the respondents together with a disqualification against Mr Vaisman, disclosure orders against AMI, costs and other orders."

It is not the first time AMI has landed in hot water.

Its bold billboards were banned by advertising regulators two years ago and earlier this month the Equal Opportunity Division of the Administrative Decisions Tribunal ordered it to pay $30,000 in compensation for unlawfully discriminating against an HIV-positivepatient.

AMI's administrators Trent Hancock and Michael Hird, from BDO Australia, said in a statement on Wednesday that their appointment was not expected to have any impact on "AMI's hundreds of thousands of clients in Australia and New Zealand"