Q:
Doesn't access to pornography increase the incidents of
rape?
A:
Much against the common notion advocated by extreme left
wing feminist groups and extreme right wing "family values"
groups; studies have shown that in communities were access
to pornography has increased the cases of rape have steadily
declined. On the other hand, communities that restrict adult
access to pornography have seen a clear increase in rape
cases. Both Professor Todd Kendall of Clemson University and
Professor Anthony D'Amato of the Northwestern University
School of Law have released separate papers that
statistically prove the connection to the access to
pornography with the decline in rape.
Please Read:
"Porn
Up, Rape Down"
by Anthony D'Amato
and
"Pornography,
Rape, and the Internet"
by Todd Kendall
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Q:
Does having multiply sexual partners increase my chances of
contracting AIDs or a STD?
A:
If you have unprotected
sexual relations with a thousand people who
do not
have HIV or any STDs , the chances of you contract HIV or a
STD are zero! Yet, if you have unprotected sex with just one
person who carries HIV or any STD the odds of you
contracting whatever they have increase greatly. Sexual
activity does not cause sexually transmitted diseases. Only
unprotected sex with those who are carriers of sexually
transmitted diseases or HIV can spread the diseases. Since
condoms are not 100% reliable (they do break) the only 100%
insurance from contracting a STD or HIV is for both you and
your partner to be tested before engaging in sexual
activity. All performers for Real Passion Productions were
tested for HIV and STDs no later than one week before
shooting our videos. |
Q:
Is bigger really better? And what is normal?
A:
Let's first tackle size. The truth is the 8 to 12
inch penises shown in most adult videos are not the norm.
That is one of the reasons these guys are in the movies.
Even ancient Roman phallic art or ancient Japanese pillow
book illustrations greatly mislead many men to think they
are under equipped. According to the Kinsey Institute most
men's penises range between 5 to 7 inches erect (making
average 6 inches.) They also discovered that men that are
smaller when not erect usually increase greatly in size when
aroused, compared to their larger male counter parts whom
increase very little in size when aroused. So comparing
oneself in the locker room is not really the best way to go
about it, unless it is a locker room at a gay bath house and
all the men are aroused.
As for the first question; is bigger better? According to
studies by the Kinsey Institute most women's
vaginas are only 3 to 4 inches in length and it is
only the first two inches near the vagina's opening that is sensitive to
sexual arousal. As long as a man is at least two inches in
length he is equipped to arouse most women. In fact most
women derive more sexual satisfaction from the stimulation
of their clitoris than their vaginas. So one's sexual
technique as a lover really is much more important than how
big you are. It has also been noted that many women actually
experience physically discomfort and even pain if a man is
too large. So average is actually better. |
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