Last night I went to a seminar about how to have better orgasms (for women). What a disappointment. I guess the name and description of the seminar was misleading. Or maybe I wasn't part of their intended audience, whoever that was supposed to be. They tried to include women who'd never had orgasms before.

The speaker talked about things to do. It was mostly just getting to know your body. I had done a lot of what she talked about when I first started exploring my body. But I guess this class reminded me I'd not done any exploring in a long time. One of the handouts we got was a list of questions that would help us take inventory about our past surrounding what we were taught about sexuality. I'll be sure to do that.

My parents taught me hardly anything about sex. They didn't even give me the birds and the bees talk, but they did try to teach me that sex is meant for husband and wife. Later on in life, I learned they didn't wait, but I don't think I will ever forget my dad telling me that my husband will be very happy if I'm a virgin when he and I marry.  (Too late for that...MWUAHAHAA)

I read a lot of literature on sex back in the day...so much that any new sex-related book on the market seems full of the same information. *yawn*

It's just a new generation now, and I think people are more informed and more open to talking about sex (and not just the mechanics). 

Having heard from Special K that their blowjob seminar was not very informative, and this orgasm seminar not being that informative, I'm having second thoughts about another seminar that piqued my interest. I'll think about it. At least it would be one where I could be more informed.