Have heard it said that it works just as well for women as for men. Not surprising when you consider that the clitoris and the penis are not so far removed from each other (physioligically speaking). I know a couple of ladies that have used it and have said it enhanced their sexual pleasure no end (but it appears that women are as coy about using it as many men are). To use it, from a man's point of view, is often considered an aknowledgment that he "can't get it up" otherwise. I CAN get it up but I have used it and it's been brilliant (for ALL concerned). The ladies I know that do "own up" to having used it say exactly the same, from their experiences.
Interesting. But still, I'm hesitant because it's a drug, and I don't know the effects on healthy women.
The effects are very short-term. It simply dilates the blood vessels leading to your sexual organs (as well as the brain, which can result in facial flushing/redness and a headache afterwards). If your clit is already pronounced and sensitive, it's probably best to stay clear. But if your clit is usually hidden/dormant, it can bring it out and make it stand to attention. So I'm told:smile:.
I haven't, but I do other drugs that have to be worse than taking Viaga. I might as well try and see what it does.
And please don't keep us all in the dark.:smile: I expect a full and detailed report (PM if you're shy):biggrin1:
They have one for women but it's called Niagra. I wonder if she takes too many at once will she get the falls? It falls to her knees, she falls to her knees, she falls on her back, she falls for any line of bs or she falls on the bed with a massive headache?
