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Page seems to be a little bit complex to be simple. I.e. prepubescent

It doesn't explain that women can have orgasms too.

Changed to remove language stating the penis has to be hard for a man to orgasm, as this is false. This page seems to have been written in a way that presents a limited scope of medical fact and ignores a wide range of possibilites. (For example, stating a penis must be hard for a man to have an orgasm. It very well may be hard, but must it? Certainly not.) Further revisions could be made. GoldenSockPuppet (talk) 07:06, 17 January 2011 (UTC)GoldenSockPuppetReply

Hello, GoldenSockPuppet. I completely agree with the statement that you made (a solid soon to be 15 years ago now, sorry for seeing this so late) about the inaccuracies and revisions that this page could use. I, as a cisgender young woman, have been told things that aline with your statement about how this page seems to have been written by someone who may not have had all their facts straight and/or may have only been writing off of their own knowledge with this experience, or, if they haven't any for this topic, maybe just writing things based on what others have said in other, more academic settings whose information was a little outdated. I do, however, have plans to add my own revisions to this page. ~2026-11607-5 (talk) 16:01, 6 January 2026 (UTC)Reply