Tara: A woman can get clitoral stimulation by having intercourse. Female orgasm is not difficult. JANE: Why did we need scientists to tell us about it then? Intercourse relies on a man having an erection. But it also stimulates the vagina not the clitoris. You cannot orgasm within the 2 minutes before a man ejaculates. You would have to orgasm every time he does. That is impossible. Tara: Not for me. Or many other women I know. I can orgasm from … nipple stimulation alone, anal sex, anal, vaginal and even mental stimulation alone. Yes, I can orgasm in much less than 2 minutes. And do so hundreds of times before he achieves his. Tara (cont): I hold a B.S. in Health Education. I taught sexual health. What’s more, I am a multiorgasmic woman who has enjoyed making love with emotional connection through penetrative sex. But I do to need that connection to achieve orgasm. JANE: What qualifications does anyone need to have an orgasm? Courses tell women how men think they should respond. The key is mental arousal. Women are not erotically aroused with a lover. Can you name any female erotic turnons? Tara: I am aroused by a hairy chest. I also get really turned on when my lover talks sexy to me. JANE: These are emotional stimuli. An erotic turnon is an object or concept that causes arousal regardless of any relationship. You have clearly never had an orgasm. Tara: You are just making money from selling books. Men definitely dont like your work! Saying that women cant orgasm from intercourse puts women off sex. JANE: All my articles are available for free on the web. Most of my fans are men because I write about explicit aspects of sexuality. I dont think anyone could ever put men off sex whatever they said. JANE (cont): Women carry weapons to protect themselves from unwanted intercourse. What more evidence do you need that women want an emotional connection not sex per se? You have answered none of my questions. You are just repeating political mantras. My work involves talking about enjoyment of eroticism & sexual pleasure. Celebrating our ability to enjoy eroticism