Wednesday, July 2, 2025
Saturday, June 21, 2025
Anorgasmia
Anorgasmia is a sexual dysfunction characterized by the persistent difficulty or inability to reach orgasm, even with adequate sexual stimulation and present arousal. Not reaching orgasm once or a few times doesn’t define the condition — it causes emotional distress and occurs in at least 75% of sexual encounters over approximately six months.
Types of Anorgasmia
According to specialists, there are four main types:
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Primary: Orgasm has never occurred, not even during masturbation.
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Secondary (acquired): The person used to reach orgasm but no longer does.
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Generalized: Inability to orgasm in any situation.
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Situational: Orgasm only occurs in specific circumstances (e.g., only with toys, only with a partner, but not during masturbation).
Physical and Medical Causes
Several organic factors may affect orgasm:
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Neurological issues (multiple sclerosis, cancer, Parkinson’s, spinal cord injuries)
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Chronic illnesses (diabetes, circulatory problems, hypertension, heart conditions)
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Surgeries or pelvic trauma (hysterectomy, prostatectomy, sports injuries)
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Hormonal imbalances (menopause, low testosterone, thyroid dysfunctions)
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Side effects from medications such as SSRIs (antidepressants), antihypertensives, and antipsychotics
Psychological and Emotional Causes
The mind is also a key component:
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Anxiety, depression, chronic stress
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Body image issues and insecurity
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Past trauma, especially sexual abuse
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Relationship conflicts, lack of intimacy or communication
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Cultural factors or negative sexual beliefs
How Is It Diagnosed?
Diagnosis involves:
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Comprehensive medical assessment — health history, medications, physical and lab exams
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Psychological evaluation — identifying stress, trauma, or relationship issues
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Discussion of sexual experience — types of stimulation, frequency, intensity, and context
Professionals like gynecologists, urologists, endocrinologists, and sex therapists may be involved in the process.
How to Treat Anorgasmia
A) Lifestyle Changes
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Reduce alcohol, tobacco, and recreational drugs
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Exercise, improve sleep, reduce stress
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Sexual education and guided body exploration (e.g., directed masturbation);
B) Therapy
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Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to reframe negative thoughts
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Sex therapy and sensate focus to reconnect physical intimacy and pleasure
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Couples therapy to improve sexual communication
C) Medical Interventions
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Adjust medications with adverse sexual effects
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Hormone therapy (estrogen or testosterone) in specific cases
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Pelvic physical therapy to improve muscle control
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Topical or assistive medications (vibrators, lubricants)
When to Seek Professional Help
- If there is ongoing distress or impact on quality of life
- If orgasms are absent in desired contexts for several months
- If additional symptoms appear (pain, hormonal changes, side effects)
Final Considerations
Anorgasmia is common — but treatable. With a multidisciplinary approach — including physical, emotional, and relational health — most cases show significant improvement or resolution.
If you’re facing this issue, know that you’re not alone. Seeking medical and emotional support may be the first step toward experiencing full pleasure and satisfaction again.
Tuesday, June 3, 2025
Thursday, February 20, 2025
Desire, Fetishes, and Aesthetics: The World of Japanese Gay Porn
The term Nihon Danji refers to the archetype of the "ideal Japanese man," often linked to attributes such as stoicism, honor, and strength. In some productions, actors adopt a strong, confident demeanor, exuding self-assurance and dominance. Most performers in this category are adults between their 30s and 50s, embodying the essence of mature Japanese masculinity.
Bara (薔薇) – The Aesthetic of the Muscular Man in Japanese Gay Porn
The Bara (薔薇) category in Japanese gay porn is directly linked to the portrayal of masculine, muscular men, often with exaggerated features that embody the archetype of the "strong and virile man." While the term Bara originated in the world of Japanese homoerotic manga and illustrations, its influence has also extended into live-action porn, where the appreciation for strength and athletic physiques has gained a dedicated following.
The term Bara emerged within the realm of Japanese erotic comics to distinguish stories featuring muscular and masculine men from Yaoi narratives, which focus on more androgynous and slender characters. This visual aesthetic later expanded into the adult film industry, where the celebration of imposing physiques and exaggerated masculinity became a well-defined niche, appealing to audiences both in and outside Japan. Common elements of Bara include men with highly developed physiques, resembling bodybuilders or fighters, with broad chests, thick arms, powerful thighs, and sculpted abs.
Twink/Shota genre in Japanese Gay Porn
In the world of Japanese adult entertainment, the term Shota-kei (ショタ系) refers to a style that emphasizes young, slender men with a delicate appearance, often resembling teenagers or even pre-teen boys. It closely resembles the Western concept of Twink but has cultural and aesthetic characteristics unique to Japan. This category is popular among certain niches of the Japanese gay audience and has significant variations within the adult video market. Unlike other categories such as Bara (which values robust and muscular masculinity), Shota-kei highlights youth, softness, and a certain air of innocence in the actors. The term “Shota” derives from Shotaro Kaneda, a character from the manga Tetsujin 28-go (Gigantor), and has come to be associated with characters that have a youthful and delicate appearance.
- Athletic Ossan – Older men who maintain a strong and defined body, often associated with the more mature Muscle-kei;
- Chubby Ossan (Debu-kei, デブ系) – Older men who are overweight, often combining a big belly with robust features;
- Normal/Everyday Ossan – An average body, without exaggerated musculature or obesity, representing the "average man" of Japanese society.
- Boss x Subordinate: An authoritarian and demanding superior gets involved with a younger or submissive employee;
- Coworkers: Two salarymen share a moment of sexual tension during a business trip or after a long workday.
- Common situations include meetings in business hotels, office bathrooms, and private meetings in conference rooms.