The Writer's Block

After all I wrote in Part One, I had the sense that it was incomplete. It’s too bad I haven’t had any females comment yet on that posting, to remind me that there are those times, though sometimes far less frequent than both genders would hope, when a woman’s orgasm is not only effortless, but seems to originate from a place where we don’t have to try at all. I suppose this place is called Reckless Abandon, and you will often see women capable of visiting that place in the beginnings of a relationship or at the point in an old one where they realize that life is not all about taking care of others before themselves. Or maybe it occurs when we have a moment where we feel completely safe to “let go” of all the extraneous stuff, and can’t help focusing on the sensations of our bodies.

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Guys, let me ask you something. Suppose I told you to take a pencil and place it between your baby toe and the one next to it on your non-dominate foot (as if you were going to write with it), and then I told you to squeeze the pencil repeatedly, and at longer and longer intervals hold the flex tight. Now imagine that I promised you that just at the last moment when you think that you can’t squeeze the pencil anymore that you would experience an orgasm totally different from, and perhaps far better than the ones you have accustomed yourselves to over the years. How easy do you think it would be to achieve this orgasm? How much focus would you have to put into your two smallest, weakest toes in order to attain this promised pleasure? Do you think that you would be easily distracted from flexing and releasing these muscles? How often would you be persuaded into trying this trick?

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Let it be known that I am just as likely to point the way to Christ as I am to the point the way to my clitoris. Because of this, I chose the topic of God and sex today for my blog prompt.

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Just today I ran across this article posted in April of this year in the New York Times about a experimental technique for gallbladder surgery which proposes an incision in the vagina instead of the normal three small incisions in the abdomen for laparoscopic surgery. 

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Um, okay, it's a little dark down here, could we push the lace curtain aside so I can be heard a bit better please? 

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