From The Hips: A Comprehensive, Open-minded, Uncensored, Totally Honest Guide to Pregnancy, Birth, and Becoming a Parent by Rebecca Odes and Ceridwen Morris

Once upon a time, pregnancy meant our sexuality was over. It was just not acceptable for women to be Mama, professional, and a sexual person. This of course was our fate pre-Demi naked and pregnant on the cover of Vanity Fair, and of course Madonna who constantly refuses to be pigeon-holed into one definition of womanhood. Pregnancy became hot and the rest of culture followed. But maybe we followed too far? The pendulem has swung so far that many women feel the pressure to be everything at once.

Enough! Lest we forget, having a baby comes directly from the source of pleasure — the sexual interaction. We all know that mothers are not sexual, right? How absurd! If anything, we as women become more sexual, more sexually confident and more in tuned with our own sexual capacity when we are pregnant.

From the Hips - a new guide for a new generation of mothers to be - earns the CAKE Seal of Approval because it celebrates the fluidity of femininity without demanding one overall standard of what it means to be pregnant and sexy. Filled with up to date information and totally relatable anecdotes, this book is a go to handbook for any woman who is pregnant, thinking about getting pregnant or anyone who is interested in how to have sex while pregnant and exactly what sushi you can eat when pregnant or anyone who has recently seen the movie - Knocked Up. Enjoy.

I just thought I would remind everyone of that fact.

I want my best friend to lure me into the bedroom during one of her wild parties.

hi, my name is "sug" and i am a divorced 43 year old insurance agent. here is one of my favorite fantasies....

From the SF Chronicle:
Enhanced romance The G-Shot -- Is it the latest panacea to improve your love life?
Justin Berton, Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, June 3, 2007

"Karen Roberts scheduled an appointment with her plastic surgeon at the end of a long day. The 22-year-old student at Solano Community College attended morning classes, caught up with homework and took her 4-year-old daughter to a matinee.

By 4 p.m. she sat inside Dr. Justin Salerno's office, readying to become the surgeon's first patient to receive an injection called a G-Shot, also known as G-spot Amplification. With a 3 1/2-inch needle, Salerno would pump a small dose of collagen into his patient's Grafenberg Spot and make it swell to the size of a quarter.

The G-spot has been the subject of lore and controversy since it was first identified in 1950 by the German gynecologist Ernst Gräfenberg. Some sexologists believe the small area behind the pubic bone and accessible through the anterior wall of the vagina is an erogenous zone that when stimulated leads to heightened sexual arousal and powerful orgasms. Others dispute the zone's very existence, arguing that studies have turned up no scientific evidence of the G-spot's location, or only highly questionable results.

In the case of Roberts (a pseudonym used at her request to protect her privacy), she was unsure whether the G-spot existed, and if it truly held the key to a vibrant sex life. But she was willing to find out. "If I could come home like my husband, have sex and feel that release," Roberts said before her appointment, "I'd be one happy woman. But instead I come home, I spend all this time concentrating, hoping something will happen and I just end up frustrated."

The procedure, which has been performed on approximately 250 women nationally in the past two years at a cost of $1,850 each, appealed to Roberts because she felt life's rigmarole had left her fatigued by the end of the day, hardly in an amorous mood. Even when she felt the surge of excitement, reaching an orgasm was a time-consuming endeavor that took more effort and energy than she and her husband had to offer."

Oh my god! - Instead of a shot that costs almost two grand for goodness sakes, this girl need a vibrator! As we say in A Piece of Cake - women's orgasms are not hard to achieve, nor do they take more time than men's. A vibrator is the perfect tool to stimulate the clitoris and your pleasure system, including if you choose, your g-spot. Please ladies, no injection is needed.