Human Sexuality?

[zebo-the-fat]

Oral sex is ok, but just talking about isn't the same !

[brewer]

I'm all ears!

Is this one of those Nantucket jokes?

[downbeatplumb]

That there is unicorn erotica on Amazon is all you need to know about human sexuality.

[Haipule]

You’re a strange fella.

I agree. I became interested in the subject in my early 20's. Having learned about pleasuring a female from my first only to realize that nothing she taught me applied to any other female. By my third experience, I was thoroughly confused! So I started reading books.

I am glad that Freud opened that jar of that very taboo subject. Masters and Johnson was amazing in it's time, but man have we come along way since!

Speaking of strange, I came down with PGAD(Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder) 5 and 1/2yrs ago. Which is a non-sexual disorder without an off switch. I feel some level of sexual pleasure 24/7/365 and frequently orgasm--AWKWARD!

It started when I finished my book on theology! Talk about irony! You can stop laughing now!

[The Industrial Atheist]

Humans like sexy sex. Maybe you can find someone else that's into ears. Most likely.

[The Valkyrie]

You’re a strange fella.

I agree. I became interested in the subject in my early 20's. Having learned about pleasuring a female from my first only to realize that nothing she taught me applied to any other female. By my third experience, I was thoroughly confused! So I started reading books.

I am glad that Freud opened that jar of that very taboo subject. Masters and Johnson was amazing in it's time, but man have we come along way since!

Speaking of strange, I came down with PGAD(Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder) 5 and 1/2yrs ago. Which is a non-sexual disorder without an off switch. I feel some level of sexual pleasure 24/7/365 and frequently orgasm--AWKWARD!

It started when I finished my book on theology! Talk about irony! You can stop laughing now!

I don't laugh at any form of disorder.

[Little lunch]

I looked PGAD and it's saying that only women get it.

[Haipule]

I agree. I became interested in the subject in my early 20's. Having learned about pleasuring a female from my first only to realize that nothing she taught me applied to any other female. By my third experience, I was thoroughly confused! So I started reading books.

I am glad that Freud opened that jar of that very taboo subject. Masters and Johnson was amazing in it's time, but man have we come along way since!

Speaking of strange, I came down with PGAD(Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder) 5 and 1/2yrs ago. Which is a non-sexual disorder without an off switch. I feel some level of sexual pleasure 24/7/365 and frequently orgasm--AWKWARD!

It started when I finished my book on theology! Talk about irony! You can stop laughing now!

I don't laugh at any form of disorder.

I don't mind if people laugh. I have to laugh at it myself! As the alternative is complete despair. Which is the usual process. As this disorder has a very high suicide rate as that is the only known cure.


It is a rare disorder that is very rare in men. Most sufferers are post-menopausal women 77%. Some are teenage girls--what a nightmare! Most are grandmas. Anything you love and enjoy will trigger involuntary orgasmic muscle contractions. These women can't stand to be with their own grandchildren whom they love dearly! It is very difficult to explain, "What's wrong with grandma?" So, they just lock themselves into a room one day...and pull the trigger!

The younger ones all have a known spinal injury. Most of the older ones, just like I did, start with RLS(Restless Leg Syndrome) that eventually moves into their groin area and can also lead to Parkinson's. These, I suppose, are caused by an unknown spinal injury, such as me sitting with poor posture for hours unending at my computer to write my book. Or even possibly a growth that is disrupting the nervous system.


Some took antidepressant drugs and became symptomatic with PGAD upon quitting the drug which confuses the issue.

[Haipule]

I looked PGAD and it's saying that only women get it.

PGAD, PSAS, ReGS are all the same disorder. It was first officially diagnosed in a female in 2008 as PSAS(Potent/Persistent Sexual Arousal syndrome). But since it is non-sexual, it was changed to PGAD. However, since "Arousal" doesn't quite fit, it is now referred to as ReGS(Restless Groin Syndrome). It's official name, in the big book of disorders is PGAD and commonly referred to as P-Gad.


We have a support group online which is run by another male sufferer in the UK. It was established by Jeannie Allen who was one of the first sufferers to go public. I am so grateful for Jeanie helping me through those first few months. The support group helped me realize that I am not alone in this and that it had a name but, my heart sank as I also learned that there is no definitive known cause, no known definitive treatment and no known definitive cure. These women have been to every doctor, clinic and treatment center willing to help and it's all documented. We're fucked!

[brewer]

I agree. I became interested in the subject in my early 20's. Having learned about pleasuring a female from my first only to realize that nothing she taught me applied to any other female. By my third experience, I was thoroughly confused! So I started reading books.

I am glad that Freud opened that jar of that very taboo subject. Masters and Johnson was amazing in it's time, but man have we come along way since!

Speaking of strange, I came down with PGAD(Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder) 5 and 1/2yrs ago. Which is a non-sexual disorder without an off switch. I feel some level of sexual pleasure 24/7/365 and frequently orgasm--AWKWARD!

It started when I finished my book on theology! Talk about irony! You can stop laughing now!

Edit: You can't even get the terms right, I have my doubts. ReGS(Restless Groin Syndrome) is incorrect.