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Behind the Bastards
It was a bestseller where the author, a psychiatrist, recommended vaginal tightening surgery as a way to make women sexually like teenagers again, a problematic statement.
In 1974, in his bestselling book, How to Get More Out of Sex, psychiatrist David Rubin urged mothers to get vaginal tightening surgery, calling it a simple procedure that could make a woman of 40 almo...
— Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesign...
Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesigned Vaginas
It was a bestseller where the author, a psychiatrist, recommended vaginal tightening surgery as a way to make women sexually like teenagers again, a problematic statement.
In 1974, in his bestselling book, How to Get More Out of Sex, psychiatrist David Rubin urged mothers to get vaginal tightening surgery, calling it a simple procedure that could make a woman of 40 almost the same sexually as a girl of 18.
He claimed surgery could turn back the clock and turn post-birth vaginas from the Carlsbad Caverns and back into, and I'm so sorry that I have to read this phrase.
He's so poetic. And back into the penis's little grotto of pleasure.
Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesigned Vaginas
It was a bestselling book from 1974 where the author encouraged women to undergo vaginal tightening surgery to enhance sexual pleasure for their partners.
In 1974, in his bestselling book, How to Get More Out of Sex, psychiatrist David Rubin urged mothers to get vaginal tightening surgery, calling it a simple procedure that could make a woman of 40 almost the same sexually as a girl of 18.
He claimed surgery could turn back the clock and turn post-birth vaginas from the Carlsbad Caverns and back into, and I'm so sorry that I have to read this phrase. He's so poetic. And back into the penis's little grotto of pleasure.
Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesigned Vaginas
It was a popular book in which the author advocated for vaginal tightening surgery after childbirth, claiming it could restore a woman to the sexual state of an 18-year-old.
In 1974, in his bestselling book, How to Get More Out of Sex, psychiatrist David Rubin urged mothers to get vaginal tightening surgery, calling it a simple procedure that could make a woman of 40 almost the same sexually as a girl of 18.
He claimed surgery could turn back the clock and turn post-birth vaginas from the Carlsbad Caverns and back into, and I'm so sorry that I have to read this phrase. He's so poetic. And back into the penis's little grotto of pleasure.