"Orgasmic birth. It will change the way you feel about childbirth... and yourself... forever."
Yes, but if we found out our Moms had done this, we might end up just a wee bit traumatized to find out. Although we should add that we're not against it or anything and we're certainly not going to stop anyone from climaxing for any reason, at any time. [Whoops! Typo fixed-- for some reason this went up before it was finished, incomplete thoughts, sentences, and missing words and all. Sorry about that! No offense intended! Snark intended, though.]
Is this trailer for a supposed documentary yuck... or yum? In any case, this video creeps us the hell out. It reminds us way too much of something produced by the Church of Scientology, know what we mean? Not the act of it-- the video makes the act seem weirder than it is.
Strollerderby has a similar reaction: not against the act, certainly it's a little on the stranger side of the life, but totally weirded out by the clip.
[B]efore you say, "Don't knock it 'til you've tried it," let me be the
first to tell you that trying it isn't an issue, because it'll never
happen.
You tell me what the creepy factor is.
For me, on a scale of one to ten, this is an eleven. But maybe I'm just
uptight.
Reader reaction was divided, mostly in favor of the practice:
1) No, you're uptight.
Our sentiments exactly. One day, someone is bound to make a video about childbirth orgasms that one doesn't constantly expect a laughing and smirking Tom Cruise to come popping out of.
More on this war of words, via Strollerderby.
Related: 67-Year-Old Midwife Makes The Women Cum. Hard. (from Scanner Nicole); How to F*ck Up Your Kid From Childbirth: Have an Orgasm While He Makes His Way Down the Birth Canal (from Scanner Emily)
