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Hidden treasure - the pleasure organ
The world is divided into three categories of men: those who know where the clitoris is, those who don’t and those who are still looking. Most men worldwide fall into the last two categories. The good news is that women have the only organ in the human body that is totally devoted to pleasure. The bad news is that most of the time we are the only ones left playing with it.
Tell men there are hidden treasures at the bottom of the ocean and they’ll spend millions looking for it. Tell them there might be water on Mars and they set about developing leading edge technology to find it. But tell a man you have a little nub of flesh between your legs, which if he rubbed or licked would send you to the moon, and he looks at you as if you’ve asked him to explore the Amazon without insect repellent. Frankly, if he can’t get to grips with your clit, then that’s probably the best place for him.
He might argue that it’s a wonder anyone knows where the clit is, and he would have a point. For example in 20 randomly chosen how-to books published in the last 40 years on sex, the clitoris is omitted from 12 indexes. Incredibly it is only in the 21st century that the full anatomical nature of the clitoris has been revealed. Anatomical dissections by Helen O’Connel, a urology surgeon at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Australia, have shown that the clitoris is at least twice as large as previously believed; is ten times larger than the average person realises and contains more sensory nerves than the penis.
It doesn’t help us girls that our clits haven’t had a good press either through the ages. It was called the Devil’s teat by the witch hunters of the l6th century. And Sigmund Freud, that annoying know-it-all and father of modern psychology, compared the clitoris to ‘pine shavings than can be kindled to get a log of harder wood on fire’.
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