Word: orgasms
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...POWER, one finds a revealing analytic perspective on some of the dynamics of that barbarism. Here the fusion of the personal and the political and the creative application of structural analogy would bring Karl Marx himself to orgasm. From Mary Boykin Ches nut, a nineteenth century wife of a southern slaveholder...
...heroine of The Devil in Miss Jones. The movie is a standard little immorality play about a shy girl running graphically amuck in her own hardcore, X-rated fantasies. At last count it had grossed more than $8 million. Spelvin was paid a mere $500 (about $33 per staged orgasm, by one attentive critic's calculation). After making the 1973 movie, she did other similar epics, and by last summer had fetched up in Maine doing straight summer-stock theater...
...West. After an analysis of reports from six experimental sex clinics in the U.S.S.R. and foreign surveys, he concludes that only 18% of Russian women suffer from nyet orgazm, compared with 40% of French and 41% of English women. Moreover, he finds that 16% of Russian women have an orgasm during every or almost every sex act, with as many as 44% making it more than half the time...
...instance, is one of three women at the Berkeley Sex Therapy Group, run by five psychologists near the University of California campus. In the Los Angeles area, at least 30 psychologists and psychiatrists refer patients to surrogates, including two men who work with women who have difficulty achieving orgasm. There are also a few surrogates in the New York area...
...massaging, along with talk between patient and surrogate about sexual likes and dislikes. The objective: to overcome in males what Los Angeles Sex Therapist William Hartman calls "performance anxiety." Later sessions advance to genital contact, mutual stroking and eventually penetration. The emphasis is not so much on achieving orgasm as on reaching a state of bodily awareness that some surrogates call "sensate focus." In the $2,180 program offered by the Berkeley group, each often 2½-hour sessions with the surrogate is followed by an hour's meeting of patient, surrogate and psychologist. The surrogate's share...