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"  The other month you said, &amp;quot;Orgasms require at least some tactile stimulation,&amp;quot; but I&amp;#039;ve always been able to orgasm without any physical contact just by fantasizing for 15 minutes. I can&amp;#039;t be the only one out there, right? Let&amp;#039;s get something straight: I have no idea what gets printed in this magazine. I talk into my Dictaphone and then my ghostwriter, Mr. DeLillo, puts it all together and adds the commas. You are not the only one capable of immaculate orgasms. The Kinsey Institute reported that out of more than 5,000 men surveyed, three to four males could do it while awake, compared with 2 percent of females. Neuroscientist Barry R. Komisaruk has found there is little physical difference between tactile and transcendental orgasms in women. (He hasn&amp;#039;t studied men.) No one&amp;#039;s sure how it happens, but some of the women he observes don&amp;#039;t employ erotic visions at all, preferring &amp;quot;fantasies of pastoral scenes, walking on the beach.&amp;quot; So if you can get off by thinking about a meadow for 15 minutes, then bully for you. Sorry I can&amp;#039;t go into it further; Hanoi Jane up there used all your space. Got a sex question of your own? E-mail it to us at sex@esquire.com. RELATED STORIES:  SEX: Can You Make Her Orgasm on Demand?  WOMEN: Can a Woman Really Have an Orgasm During Childbirth?   PLUS: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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