Since the clitoris is the main area of female sexual stimulation, why do you think that nature placed it outside of the vagina?
Here’s my own personal theory, but was interested in others: Nature wanted to keep women in a ‘high state of arousal’, without easily reaching orgasm, so that she would mate with many men and ensure pregnancy. Of course, this doesn’t have much application in today’s monogamous society, but back in ‘caveman’ days may have made sense.
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November 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am
The clitoris is one of two principal pelvic erogenous zones in a woman, the other being the G spot. http://www.mhhe.com/socscience/sex/common/ibank/ibank/0069.jpg
By placing one of these just above the entance to the vagina (the clitoris) and one inside the vagina (the G spot, or Gräfenberg spot), both are stimulated during intercourse to help the woman achieve orgasm – one by the male’s pubic area above the penis, and the other by penis itself.
Also, the clitoris is more easily accessible, so that grinding fully clothed is stimulating.
So, by having the clitoris where it is, the woman is more likely to become aroused and engage in intercourse than if she only had the one sensitive spot inside her, and when having intercourse, by having two spots, she is more likely to obtain orgasm and want to have intercourse again another time.
Of course, as others have indicated, we have a third spot in our brains, men and women alike, which thinking about and answering questions like these definitely activates. Excuse me now, I have to go.
November 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am
easy access
November 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am
Things don’t always make perfect sense in how they turned out. Why are the testicles exposed to possible assault, which is unbelievably painful, instead of being safely in the abdomen, where they were when a boy is born? Why can’t they produce sperm cells at normal body temperature?
November 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am
–To make the female prefer face-to-face coitus.
Human males are not normally monogamous in any society.
November 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am
Two things. First the answer to your question. During development in mammals, we are faced with the task of making two different sexes from the same basic body plan. Thats why men have mipples. And there are some cells that can develop into an organ with a LOT of innervation and potential for engorgement in the front of the primordial structure. They are shaped in different ways, but you can;t really move them.
Second, there are other sensitive areas in the female (and male) that vary enough between individuals that in some women the clitoris is not the main area of female stimulation. In fact, I would say that what sparates us from other mammals is that for us the brain is the main area of female arousal.
November 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am
So a man would have to stick his wanger in there. Since the whole idea is to get the female pregnant.