Name: Ed Clarke
Gender:
Age: 52
Location: Chicago
Dr. Dick, Please settle a bet. I say that a man with an 8 inch dick has
more nerve endings than one who has only 5 inches of meat, and that
means he gets more sexual
stimulation of his joystick and greater pleasure. What do you say, Doc?
Ahhh, a betting man, are ya Ed? Ok, simply put, an 8-inch dick has
indeed more skin than a 5-incher, but not more nerve endings. Just like
a guy with a long neck has more skin than a guy with a short neck, but
both guys have the same number of neck bones.
The nerve endings in a relatively short dick are more concentrated
than those in a longer dick, but they function just the same. If you
need further proof, consider a woman’s clit. It’s tiny compared to an
8-inch boner, but it packs more wallop per square centimeter than that
big boy.
I also hesitate to endorse any notion that a bigger dick enjoys more
sexual stimulation than a smaller dick. Skillful stimulation has less
to do with size than it does with technique. And the notion that a
bigger dick may somehow be the source of more pleasure than one that’s
not so big…is also a myth. Once again, I refer you to that marvelous
creation — the clit.
So I guess it’s time to pay up, huh Mr. Clarke?
Good luck!
Dr. Dick
Name: Katrina
Gender:
Age: 26
Location: Dallas
Dear Dr Dick: I am a 26 year old woman and want to trim my bush but am
scared to go to the waxing salon. Is the salon safe? Do you have any
recommendations for how I could go about this myself? Are there home
kits?
Have you considered using the old weed-whacker, darlin’? Oh wait, not that kind of bush trimming, huh?
OK, let’s see, are salons safe? I suppose if you entrusted your precious bush to a licensed establishment you’d be fine.
Any recommendations for how you could go about doing this yourself? I
haven’t talked to too many women about this, but most of the men I know
who manscape their pubes do so with a disposable razor while in the
shower. Some submit to waxing, but most say it hurts way too much. Men
are such PUSSIES!
Waxing has been around for centuries. People used to rid themselves
of their pubic hair to cut down on infestations of lice and other
unwanted vermin. Nowadays waxing and shaving are merely cosmetic in
nature. I’m personally a big fan of the natural look, but to each his
own, right?
Waxing
can be done at home, and yes, there are kits available. I don’t know
too much about these kits, so I can’t advise you further. What I can
offer you is the basics — hot wax is applied to the hair infested areas
of the skin, and a strip of cloth or paper is pressed into the wax. The
strip is then quickly pulled away, taking the hair with it. OUCH! What
price beauty???
This method is fast and relatively inexpensive…at least as one
compares it to a salon job. But for the novice at-home waxer, this can
also become very messy and if the done improperly the hair can break off
below the surface of the skin and cause unsightly red bumps that look
like prickly heat. This can also lead to an infection. And that’s
never a good thing.
At-home kits can cost from $25-$75. Professional wax jobs can run from $50-$200 depending on the area treated.
Good luck!
Dr. Dick