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Is this Tribe Dead?

Rhonda — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 13:28:15 GMT

It's a shame that this tribe has died.... Is anyone interested in reviving it???

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how many cups of coffee a day do you drink?

Rhonda — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 01:29:22 GMT

I usually drink 6 to 8 cups a day.... LET ME HAVE MY COFFEE an nobody gets hurt.... lol

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howdy

tony — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 23:50:47 GMT

howdy i am new to the room an the site so i offer my hellos to all an ty's

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Active or not

split — Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:29:28 GMT

Is there anyone in this tribe who would like to join in some exchange of posts?

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Hi all

Elizabeth — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:35:33 GMT

Hi, I am new to tribe and this board, just thought I would drop in and say hi.
Liz

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hello

lois — Fri, 28 Jul 2006 09:50:57 GMT

i am searching for a way to meet new people on Tribe but finding it abit tricky,any friendly help out there?i shall just sit back on the lesbian sofa and wait (i have my cup of tea so i should be ok)x

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New Here!

Lyingbare — Wed, 26 Jan 2005 18:25:14 GMT

a Lesbian Coffeehouse..... Just what I have been yearning for.. Hope to exchange some posts with some, if not all of you soon...

Bare

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Sexual Experiences and Emotion in Women Results

Tera — Wed, 15 Jun 2005 05:07:41 GMT

I recruited research participants from this chat/discussion group several months ago for a study on Sexual Experiences and Emotion in Women. I want to thank the women who took part in this research. The study is now complete. If you have further questions or comments you may contact me at skycladgrrl@yahoo.com.
Thank You
Tera Beaber

Here is a summary of the study’s goals and results:

Goals and Results of the Study of Sexual Experiences and Emotion in Women
The goal of this research was to study the relationship between sexual functioning and anxiety in two groups: lesbians and heterosexual women. One interest was in investigating whether there are differences in anxiety and sexual functioning between heterosexual women and lesbians. Additionally, based on prior results, I hypothesized that anxiety is negatively correlated with sexual functioning among both heterosexual women and lesbians.
Participants were 42 women in lesbian relationships and 78 women in heterosexual relationships recruited through announcements posted on internet sites. Women over the age of 18 who were in a monogamous romantic relationship for at least 6 months were eligible to participate. The average age for lesbians was 30.05 years and the average age for heterosexuals was 28.77 years. The majority of participants were Caucasian, (76.2% of lesbians and 78.2% of heterosexuals), with smaller proportions of American Americans, Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders, and Hispanics. The average length of the current relationship was 40.13 months for lesbians and 38.91 months for heterosexuals.
One of the questionnaires used in this research measured anxiety. I found that lesbians and heterosexuals reported similar levels of anxiety. Another questionnaire that I used asked for reports of sexual functioning. I found that lesbian participants reported higher levels of arousal and orgasm than heterosexual participants, but that the groups did not differ in reports of desire, lubrication, satisfaction, pain, or overall sexual functioning. Additionally, I found that the various aspects of sexual functioning correlate with one another differently for lesbians and for heterosexuals. When I analyzed the relationship between anxiety and sexual functioning, I found different results in the lesbian and heterosexual groups. Among lesbian women, anxiety was not related to any aspect of sexual functioning. However, among heterosexual participants higher anxiety was associated with higher reports of pain and lower reports of orgasm, lubrication, and overall sexual functioning. In other words, the results suggest that anxiety is negatively related to sexual functioning among heterosexuals, but that it is unrelated to sexual functioning among lesbians. Again, I want to express my thanks to the women who participated in my research. My findings were intriguing, and I am looking forward to conducting more extensive research on this topic in the future.

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Research on Sexual Experience and Emotion in Women

Tera — Thu, 17 Feb 2005 23:09:17 GMT

Research on Sexual Experience and Emotion in Women

-Are you a female over the age of 18 years old who has been in a monogamous relationship with either a male or female for at least 6 months?

- You are invited to participate in an anonymous on line survey concerning sexual experience and emotion. This research is being conducted by a graduate student at the California School of Professional Psychology.

- Participation will take approximately 20 minutes

- If you are interested go to

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=79238749091

password: sexuality

- For more information or questions email skycladgrrl@yahoo.com

Lesbian Coffeehouse's topics - tribe.net

Is this Tribe Dead?

how many cups of coffee a day do you drink?

howdy

Active or not

Hi all

hello

New Here!

Sexual Experiences and Emotion in Women Results

Research on Sexual Experience and Emotion in Women

Thanks for the coffee,