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Monday, February 26, 2007 12:00 AM

Sex scientists stumped by women

Experts conclude: "Maybe we don't know what we're talking about."

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  • Tuesday, February 27, 2007 05:43 PM

    An imperfect world

    A creative, open minded, uninhibited woman who eats healthy and is not afraid of being assertive does not have sexual problems, I can guarantee it!

    Hello.

    My experience renders your guarantee null and void.

    I have a physiological sexual dysfunction, which has been diagnosed both by personal history and blood tests which register below-average testosterone levels.

    The human body is not perfect; systems can and do have problems. We believe in the existence of impotence because it's visible; why is it so hard to believe that women can have comparable problems?

    [Hope this won't void the Salon comment rules, but I've blogged many of the gory details about my history and diagnosis @ http://www.ribarambles.org/fsd.htm ]

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