When I was 13 my mom and her newest boyfriend Eric took me to a nudist camp for a week in July. I was in heaven. I could not believe all the naked girls and women just walking around. Yeah there were other guys, and some old people and a few ugly one but I bet 75% of the women there were very hot. I made a couple of friend pretty quickly and we had a ton of fun that week. I also had almost all of my first sexual experiences that week. I know lots of nudist camps and resorts say there is nothing sexual about being nude and they don't allow overt sexual activity but let me tell you every nudist place I have been to be just giving lip service.

So the first day we were there I was hanging out with this guy Mark we were both 13. We were playing in the pool and we ended up making friends with these three girls, one was 13 like us and the other two were 14. We swam and played a while and then they invited us back to one their cabins for some snacks. By the time we got to the cabin I had let it out that it was my first time and they all laughed including Mark. I didn't know why till they pointed out to me I was one of the only people there with any pubic hair. I am a dark blond but my pubes are super light blond, and at that time I had a far amount but not a ton. I then asked if they had any yet and they all laughed and told me the shaved or used chemicals to remove them. Then one of the girl said she would help me shave my pubes if I wanted...

We know that if you think about the clitoris, or think about the G-spot, or think about the cervix that the corresponding part of the brain map for those parts of the body, those become activated. So, one question is whether women who can think themselves to orgasm, do they think their genital activation that the brain representation of the genitalia into activity and does that spread to the other systems that are involved in orgasm, how do they do it? We want to understand how they do it normally and then the question is what if we ask women to think about the genitals more intensively? Or, will they be able to intensify the response in their genital sensory cortex, and will that spread to other parts of the brain, will that facilitate their orgasm? I think it could be very useful in women who say that they don’t experience orgasms; it could be useful in women with spinal cord injury who can’t feel their external genitals. Can they think their brain into greater activation and will that facilitate their orgasm?...