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Girls + sex
Posted by Razor1911 on 2002-February-2 06:03:18, Saturday
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I was reading www.world-sex-records.com and fell on this.
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"According to Kinsey maximum masturbation rates were to be found in children under the age of fifteen. For this age group the maximum frequency of masturbation was in excess of twenty-three times a week. Some females surveyed had experienced orgasm from this source as many as thirty or more times in a week. Some energetic females had masturbated to orgasm as many as one hundered times in a single hour! But some women only tried it once a month. Kinsey concluded that "the range of variation in almost every type of sexual activity seems to be far greater among females."
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"There is copious evidence (much of it quoted by Kinsey) of children masturbating at all ages from a few months old onwards. Kinsey mentions one record of a seven-month-old infant and records of five infants under one year of age who were observed in masturbation. Some of the cited evidence includes Townsend (five cases under one year of age); Talmey (one case of nine months); Spitz (rocking and genital play observed in over half of 248 children under one year of age), etc."
And one about the child advocates...
"Like men, women were also forced to undergo spinal and genital cauterisation and to wear chastity belts in a vain attempt to prevent masturbation. Krafft-Ebing refers to a girl who "at the age of ten was giving up to the most revolting vices." e.g. masturbation. He adds that "Even a white hot iron applied to the clitoris had no effect in overcoming this practice." After this sort of treatment the Moodie girdle of chastity, designed for a similar purpose, seems almost mild. In 1894, a surgeon was asked at St. John's Hospital, Ohio, to bury a girl's clitoris with silver wire sutures (clitoral masturbation not having been effectively stopped by means of severe cauterisation). The girl tore the sutures and resumed the habit. The entire organ was then excised! Six weeks after the operation the "patient" was reported as saying, "You know there is nothing there now, so I could do nothing." Holt's "Diseases of Infancy and Childhood" (New York), as late as 1936, was not averse to circumcision in girls or cauterisation of the clitoris."
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