Some women find that having their cervix stimulated is very satisfying. Learn why this is so, and how some women suggest you stimulate their cervix.

Here is a slideshow about the cervix: www.RealDudeRadio/cervix

We look at whether breast size makes a difference in how sensitive a woman’s breasts are, breast symmetry, how hormones can influence if a woman wants you to caress her breasts, what nipple covers are, and why you should know about breast density. Here's what dense breasts look like on a mammogram: https://realduderadio.com/breast-density/  

One of the world's top researchers on female sexual fluids gave this episode a big thumbs up. You'll learn what squirting and female ejaculation really are as opposed to what porn wants us to think they are.

LINKS

Here's a slideshow that answers the question "Do Women Pee Thru Their Vagina?" https://realduderadio.com/women-pee-vagina/

REFERENCES

"Female ejaculation and squirting as similar but completely different phenomena: A narrative review of current research," Pastor and Chmel, Clinical Anatomy, 2022;35:616–625.

"Enhanced visualization of female squirting," Inoue, et al, International Journal of Urology (2022)1368-1370.

Most men learn about sex from porn, which does not always provide an accurate view of women’s sexuality. That’s one of the reasons why Real Dude Radio exists: to provide science-based information for men who want to learn more about women’s bodies and women’s sexuality. Totally for free.

Also, women live five years longer than men do, and men die by suicide three-to-five times more often than women do. We make up almost seven-out-of-every-ten drug overdose deaths. So men’s health will be on our radar as well.

ABOUT DR. PAUL

I am a training and supervising psychoanalyst. I have worked with men for more than thirty years and I’ve written a book about sex that has been used in dozens of college courses and in some medical schools. I’ve been on the editorial boards of the Journal of Sexual Medicine and the American Journal of Sexuality Eduction, and I was approved by the NCAA as a speaker for college athletes on sexuality.