Happy Endings for Women?

[CoJon]

I just came across an interesting article on the internet this morning. I was bored, so I just went to Google and typed in--uh, that's not important. Anyway, I read that some women are now (sometimes subtly) requesting--and getting an orgasm, or several, with the customary massage.

But I found very little in-depth information to follow the article up, except a good "eHow" article explaining five good sexual pressure points. So I decided, Why not ask my fellow AllSex members? So that's about all the introduction I have. Now here's the two-part question:

Have any of you heard of a masseur or masseuse who grants requests from women for happy endings or do you know any women who have asked for and then received one? Or [addressing the women] have you ever had one yourself?

[Ann Andriani]

A great question and discussion CoJon.

I've not had a happy ending nor do I know of any women who have had one. I'm familiar with the fact that men can ask for one and there are places that will do it, even if it's not on the "menu". I also believe that this type of thing would be available to women too.

A little history:

...The vibrator has an especially amusing place in medical history in that it was invented in the 1860's to aid doctors in the treatment of what was then a common female nervous condition known as hysteria...

Here's the rest of the article:

http://www.vibratormuseum.com/

I also added an article to the internet mix:

http://www.sextoys411.com/vibrator_history.htm

Would I get a happy ending? I don't think so. One, I can't get a massage because I'm too ticklish, it would be a waste of money and a hassle for the massuese. Two, if someone else is going to bring me to orgasm, I'd like Larry to be there to play too. And three, it seems like it would be so clinical, not fun and sexy which I like my play to be.

I'd love to hear others opinions though.

Ann

[onlooker]

no i havent heard of any

[CoJon]

Thank you, Ann, for the interesting links. I especially like the "sex toys 411" article. It is an honest look at the travesties committed throughout the history of vibrators that discouraged realism and frank discussion for--and probably among some--women about women's sexuality...and, for that matter, about sexuality in general--because men are sometimes in the picture, too, aren't they? It's amazing, even in the world of medicine, how backwards things can get.