Now, repeat after me: “Clarissa is always right.”
Years ago, I wrote a post titled “Why Female Viagra Doesn’t Exist.” In the post, I explained that even though this is an invention that could bring billions upon billions of dollars in revenues, it will not be made because there is a huge opposition in society to the very idea of this product.
The few readers I had at that time objected and grumbled. But guess what? I was right, as usual. See here:
Journalist Daniel Bergner, whose story on the still-being-developed wonder drug was published last week in the New York Times Magazine, says researchers worry about creating an orgasm-hungry nympho. Yeah, the author expressed surprise at that, too.
“More than one adviser to the industry told me that companies worried about the prospect that their study results would be too strong, that the F.D.A. would reject an application out of concern that a chemical would lead to female excesses, crazed binges of infidelity, societal splintering,” Bergner writes.
Nobody wants women to liberate the full force of their libidos because too many of societal structures that hinge on female sexual repression will collapse. For instance, a woman who is familiar with the concept of an orgasm cannot be bought. And that is what terrifies so many people (both men and women).
P.S. Yes, my writing skills were much poorer when I first started blogging. So what? I was still right.

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