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Image via Wikipedia One of the people I see is a natural alpha male. He is dominant–and he wants to possess me. He thinks he prefers a quiet, respectful woman. He thinks he wants the woman to be womanly and yielding and submissive, but really, he wants an equal, someone to challenge him, to...
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In this episode, Silken gives voice to the ages old difficulty between the sexes: the different arousal rates for men and women and the duration of excitement. Women have a near-infinite capacity for pleasure, and yet this boundlessness is rarely tapped. In this first part of a two part segment on Opening the Gate...
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“Why is it so difficult for me to get my O when I’m with my lover?” An online friend asked me almost despairingly. Which got me thinking. In many ways, one could say that a woman’s sensual energy is boundless, and that when she readies herself for her lover she opens a gate to...
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Image via Wikipedia A question rose in my mind today “Are intelligent women sexy, or just oxymorons?” I’ve made the mistake of watching television recently, trying to stay abreast of the issues playing out these days: torture, swine flu, and the economy. I rarely watch television, but given that I was out of the...
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Image via Wikipedia I expect that, to the average American, I would seem to be a “sexual deviant”, however, I think it is fair to say that my spontaneous, free-flowing eroticsm is but a extension of the way my mind works. I am a divergent thinker, and so I consider myself “sexually divergent” rather...
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And so ends a year that was both the worst and the best in my life so far. Three cancer diagnoses, two deaths, surgeries, illnesses, and a near-death experience for me — in ways it felt as though we were the Children of Job, a family cursed. For the most part, we chose not...
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In this episode, Silken answers a question she’s been asked rather often lately: “You are a smart woman, how will you vote, and why?”by giving voice to her thoughts on politics, the politicization of sexuality, and her opinion about Campaign 2008.
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