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It's tempting to listen to women's magazines and believe female orgasms are a small pleasure to make up for periods and pregnancy

Researchers may have determined the origins of the female climax.

Why is this important? Because doing so can help save lives. 'Sex sells, but women aren't supposed to talk about it," says

It's seemingly impossible to engage in a candid discussion about "flickin' the bean," even from girlfriends who are quick to talk about their explicit escapades. But like many misconceptions about female sexuality, the blame can't be placed on one single person.

I need to out myself. Sometimes in standing for women's sexual pleasure, I forget or purposefully shut down my range. Rather than feeling and honoring my frustration, anger, and pain, I judge it. I tell myself I "shouldn't" feel this "negative" emotion because I am about pleasure.

Women's bodies -- all women's bodies -- are beautiful and are worthy of love and passion and respect and -- yes! -- satisfying sex.

In this day and age, women have won the right to vote, to burn our bras, and to climb the corporate ladder. Why do we still find it a challenge to be honest in the bedroom? And could this duplicity potentially lead us astray when looking for Mr. Right?

We'll have what she's having!

My computer is talking to me, whispering words of encouragement as I trace big circles with my finger on my trackpad. My cursor grazes over the vulva of the woman lying before me onscreen.

I have a right to vocally express myself when I'm feeling intense sexual pleasure.