Opinion
Sex On Thursday | Love Letters and Poems Are So In
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Is loving literature the way to go?
Urology
Urologist Alumnus Details Time as Comedian, Describes The Penis Book
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Alumnus Dr. Spitz, author of a recent book on the male reproductive organ, has been a guest on daytime television shows like Dr. Phil and CBS’s The Doctors.
Columns
SEX ON THURSDAY | Penile Plethysmography & You
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It is a stereotype of male arousal that it tends to go one way or the other. That is to say, you’re either turned on or you’re not. While such platitudes are mostly true, they do overlook the realm of partial tumescence, the delightful stage in-between full erection and full flaccidity.
Columns
SEX ON THURSDAY | Ode to the Almost Micro-Penis
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About a year ago I encountered my first small penis. After what was by far one of the best fucks of my life, I wrote a column to spread the word that it’s not about the size of the boat but about the motion of the ocean: how good sex is depends more on how the guy “moves” than on the size of his dick. I return to this subject, some time and couple of sexual partners later, with my views slightly shifted. I had reached the conclusion that motions trumps size but that big dicks are still more enjoyable. But then, along came a fellow who had both a sturdy boat and eloquent motion, and I realized I don’t like big boats.