Mary Roach

In fact, you were responding.

You were having a good time and, you know, you'd be like, no, I wasn't.

Yes.

Yeah.

Well, orgasm, it's a reflex, and it can be triggered in ways that you wouldn't imagine.

It doesn't sort of jive with how you imagine orgasm.

But people are wired very differently.

So anyway, this woman would have an orgasm when she brushed her teeth.

And

I would think that that'd be a delightful thing.

You know, you'd be like, you'd have really great gum health.

You know, you'd be like, you know, I don't need to go to the dentist because I'm brushing like three times a day.

Yeah.

But it bothered her and she was avoiding.

I mean, it's weird.

And there was another, there was a woman in the book who,

who had spontaneous orgasm.

And she was a practicing Muslim, and it was, you know, sometimes it would happen during devotional periods, and it was very upsetting, very disturbing.

And there was someone else like rubbing her eyebrow.

What was interesting, after I did a TED Talk that was based on things in the book, and after that talk was put online, I got a lot of interesting email from people saying,