by Carlin Ross | Jul 20, 2022 | Body Connection, Carlin Ross, Podcast, Self-Pleasure, Selflove, Vulva
Touching our body and feeling gratitude is the first step to becoming orgasmic. This podcast is for women who hit resistance with vulva massage. Simply running our hands over our body and hugging our vulvas can be enough. Carlin Ross & Betty Dodson · Body...
by Laura Bogush | Jan 20, 2020 | Article, Body Connection, Laura Bogush, Vulva
Last spring, those of us in who are members of Betty Dodson’s “army of orgasmic women” knew that Betty and Carlin were working on a big secret vulva project. In early July, Carlin contacted me to ask if I’d be willing to share a picture of my vulva for the project:...
by Natasha | Feb 12, 2019 | Article, Body Connection, Bodysex, Desire, Natasha Salaash, Orgasm, Overcoming Shame & Trauma, Self-Pleasure
She’s a woman in her 50’s,lying naked on my bed masturbating.Never having orgasmed before she’s come asking for help.Sitting beside her I watch her body move as she touches herself,clearly enjoying the pleasure.The skin on her chest starts to flushtelling me she’s...
by Carlin Ross | Dec 20, 2018 | Article, Body Connection, Carlin Ross, Overcoming Shame & Trauma, Reproductive Health, Women's Health & Wellness
Yes, that’s my menstrual blood and I’m bleeding right now. I am in my power. This post has been rolling around in my mind – I’ve been thinking about how much I love being a woman and how my menstrual cycle connects me to the tides, the lunar...
by Carlin Ross | Aug 15, 2018 | Article, Body Connection, Carlin Ross, Clitoris, Labia, Pleasure Anatomy, Vagina, Vulva
Betty has championed the distinction of “vulva” vs “vagina” for decades and there’s a very important reason. Your vulva is your clitoral glans, inner and outer labia and your vaginal opening. Your clitoris exists solely for pleasure. ...
by Carlin Ross | Jul 27, 2018 | Article, Body Connection, Carlin Ross, Clitoris, Labia, Vagina, Vulva
Back in the 70’s, during the Genital Show & Tell ritual in her Bodysex workshops, Betty started identifying the “style” of each vulva using architectural styles as a reference: Classical, Gothic, Modern, Renaissance, Baroque, and the Heart. The...
