How a Female Erection Works

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How a Female Erection Works

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In this video, Jonathan from the Institute of Human Anatomy discusses how a female erection works by going over the relevant anatomy and physiology, as well as compares it to male erectile function, and if female erection and climax can help make the process of reproduction more effective.

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Video Timeline

00:00 - 00:59 Intro
01:00 - 01:33 Male & Female Erectile Tissue: Are They the Same?
01:34 - 03:40 Parts of the Clitoris
03:41 - 05:37 Engaging Erection 1: Tactile Stimulation
05:38 - 06:29 Engaging Erection 2: Brain Stimulation
06:30 - 07:31 The Erection Begins
07:32 - 08:40 How Important is the Female Erection to Reproduction?
08:41 - 10:00 More Erectile Tissue That Helps.... the Penis?
10:01 - 11:07 How Female Climax Helps With Reproduction
11:08 - 13:14 Brilliantly Learning More!

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[ScrimmyBingus]

I have to say, as a guy who grew up with knowledge of male reproductive function, I never learned much about female reproduction. I had no clue about most of this stuff and I'm glad someone is finally talking about it! Seriously there are so many myths and misconceptions about female reproductive function that get spread among boys and young men, it's insane.

[shannonwillett]

She donated her body to science.. hoping to "somehow" help the world become a better place. She is now a YOUTUBE sensation. Don't give up on your dreams...This too can happen to you.

[kimhorton]

At 64 years old I’ve learned something new about female sexuality! When I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s it seemed women my mother’s age still didn’t discuss these things openly much less understand them. I learned what I could from women’s magazines and sneak reading some of my father’s books from his library. Thank you for the amazing discussion today!

[adventureswithwonu]

I didn’t click on this video expecting a guy to speaking about this but so appreciative this exists!! As a women who deeply cares about women’s pleasure this is sooo important!

[nilesbutler]

Fun.
I remember about twenty years back at some student party, I mentioned female erection in passing - yes, it was at that stage of the party.
And everybody present, about ten people, most academics, all supposedly well-educated young people, nurses and medical students amongst them, probably all sexually active for several years, found the notion utterly hilarious.
And ribbed me incessantly on my "strange idea" that such a thing exists.
Nowadays I would just tell them to take out their phones and look it up.
Back then in the dark ages, I had to just accept that they all where completely clueless and let it rest.

[seabass]

Holy snap! Its Jonathan! He was my anatomy teacher in massage school (Healing Mountain Massage School in Salt lake city). Wow, so awesome to see him and on a very awesome channel that's gained popularity! This blows my mind, so happy to see how successful these videos are! By far one of my favorite teachers to learn from. Always love how you present information and keep things interesting. Keep it up!

[xueshang]

I wish this was what my sex education looked like during teen years. This level of information would save so many young women’s mental health by relieve them from self shaming

[aridelvel]

I'm a woman and I didn't even know half of this. Thanks for explaining everything in simple terms so everyone can understand!

[RedDeadReverie]

It’s surprising how little people know of this stuff! It’s important people learn how all bodies work, thank you for explaining things so thoroughly yet eloquently ❤️

[mariabonariafois]

Finally someone has the courage to deal with this delicate subject, and they do it in a serious way.
Grazie!

[linkinpark]

Very helpful!! It’s nice to hear someone in the medical field finally talk about how the female orgasm and sexual organs actually work lol.

[brookesanders]

this is incredibly helpful to me because in my family and religion nothing in anatomy is really taught. i got my first period and didn't know for 3 months what it was because my mom had never taught me. the internet is seriously teaching me more than my parents and school combined.

[OddWomanOut_Pi]

As a woman, I don't believe there's a such thing as my having too much info about my body no matter how knowledgeable I already am about said body, so I'm very grateful for this vid. 🙏🏾 Well done!

[haleyb.]

I have a bad habit of not commenting on most videos, but considering the contents of this one: thank you for providing information on the topic that's accessible and easy-to-digest!

Growing up where the extent of school's sex education was a "fill in the blank" worksheet and "here's all the STDs you can get, " this feels much more cohesive, respectful, and learner-friendly. It's much appreciated.

[CoverLuxe]

I'm so glad there are educational videos like this one to help me understand my body. I just had my first gyno exam. Let me tell you that I really didn't even understand my own body as a female until I actually went to a doctor, and she pointed everything out to me. I think the female reproductive anatomy is harder to understand because most of it is internal, so it's just not as obvious what's going on as it is for the males. I can see why it's so easy for misconceptions to run wild, even among women sometimes. I am still learning about my anatomy, and it's a super helpful part of my life.

[spineguy]

Cadaver lab was the best experience of Chiropractic School back in the early 80's - 14 hours a week for a year. Rather than just memorizing - having a working knowledge of anatomy and understanding the names of structures allows the student to really understand anatomy so you own it. As you know cadavers vary a lot individually from the textbook. Great job on your teaching.

[rachelroth]

Pudendal nerve - I feel there are still too much people around, who tell others to be ashamed about 'this stuff'. With brilliant videos like this I'm hopeful for future generations to be more in peace with their own bodies. Thanks

[warrenk]

Well done! The female anatomy is amazing. I find it sad that human anatomy around sexual function and the learning of it has been not only neglected but treated as something dirty or wrong. Thank you so much for showing us in detail how female sexual pleasure works with the erectile tissue. I seriously can't believe how much the vulva, vagina and erectile tissue has been ignored throughout history. Keep up the good work!

[twinklestar]

Hatsoff to the person who is giving their body for medical education

[SharpenYourMindHere]

I am really happy to know that this level of intellectual content creator are available