Showing posts with label Sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sex. Show all posts
Monday, September 24, 2018
What is the Word for, Sex with a Robot?
There are 540 ways to love. Each has a name. What is the name of sex with a robot?
Monday, August 6, 2018
Sex Propels New Technologies, It will do the same with Robotics
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/720935/sex-robot-doll-harmony-realdoll-brick-dollbanger-video-realbotix-news
Sunday, May 27, 2018
One Sees Nothing Has Changed
https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2015/04/the-truth-about-sex-in-the-hospital.html?pop=0&ba=1&xid=fb-md-pcp
I learned a lot about chlamydia after my roommate and every one of 60 people up to the Chairman of the Department of Medicine had to be treated for it after contact with one nurse.
Today, she would have to sign an 18 page informed consent, initialing each paragraph, then having it notarized. There would be a 3 days lawyer review period. She would be Mirandized. She could have a lawyer present. If she could not afford one, one would be appointed for her.
I learned a lot about chlamydia after my roommate and every one of 60 people up to the Chairman of the Department of Medicine had to be treated for it after contact with one nurse.
Naturally, that is also, "How I Met Your Mother." I want to make it clear. My future wife never had chlamydia. She was just sassy.
Today, she would have to sign an 18 page informed consent, initialing each paragraph, then having it notarized. There would be a 3 days lawyer review period. She would be Mirandized. She could have a lawyer present. If she could not afford one, one would be appointed for her.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Medication Enhances Female Sexual Interest
This drug will be most welcome for low sexual desire and to counteract the side effect of SSRI anti-depressants.
" Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH is banking on sex really being all in women’s heads.
The German drugmaker is putting the finishing touches on a pill designed to reawaken desire by blunting female inhibitions. Unlike Viagra, which targets the mechanics of sex by boosting blood flow to the penis, this drug works on the brain.
The desire drug, the focus of a meeting on sexual disorders in Lyon next week, has the potential to revolutionize sexual medicine much as Pfizer Inc.’s blue pill did a decade ago. That could put family-owned Boehringer at the center of a debate about whether the medicine is a chemical shortcut around a complex dysfunction involving body and mind -- or whether disinterest in sex is a legitimate medical condition.
“This drug has the potential to finally open the door to acceptance of the idea that decreased desire can be something that involves a dysfunctional way the brain works, and not only a bad partner,” said Jim Pfaus, a neurologist at Concordia University in Montreal, who conducted early tests of the drug in rats. “Of course it’s in your head.”
The U.S. market for medicines to rekindle female libido could be bigger than the $2 billion a year in U.S. sales for erectile dysfunction treatments because more women report sexual problems, BioSante Pharmaceuticals Inc. Chief Executive Officer Stephen Simes estimated last year."
" Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH is banking on sex really being all in women’s heads.
The German drugmaker is putting the finishing touches on a pill designed to reawaken desire by blunting female inhibitions. Unlike Viagra, which targets the mechanics of sex by boosting blood flow to the penis, this drug works on the brain.
The desire drug, the focus of a meeting on sexual disorders in Lyon next week, has the potential to revolutionize sexual medicine much as Pfizer Inc.’s blue pill did a decade ago. That could put family-owned Boehringer at the center of a debate about whether the medicine is a chemical shortcut around a complex dysfunction involving body and mind -- or whether disinterest in sex is a legitimate medical condition.
“This drug has the potential to finally open the door to acceptance of the idea that decreased desire can be something that involves a dysfunctional way the brain works, and not only a bad partner,” said Jim Pfaus, a neurologist at Concordia University in Montreal, who conducted early tests of the drug in rats. “Of course it’s in your head.”
The U.S. market for medicines to rekindle female libido could be bigger than the $2 billion a year in U.S. sales for erectile dysfunction treatments because more women report sexual problems, BioSante Pharmaceuticals Inc. Chief Executive Officer Stephen Simes estimated last year."
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