Sexual Upheaval

“Look, she’s wet,” Dick said.

“I see,” Carlotta already knew it.

“Hey!” Frances cried, rapidly turning her sex away from them and hiding it by plopping her bare butt down on the exam table’s paper covering. “I’m not!”

“Examine the paper you’re sitting on,” the confident woman challenged her. “Do you feel it?”

Frances squirmed against the crinkly paper. “No. I don’t feel it.”

“Typical symptom of the syndrome I want to treat,” the psychologist said. She approached her and Frances tried to scoot away. But the paper was sticky to her sex. The unshamed nude who for all Bertrille knew was a lesbian reached out her hand. (But with a _man _watching?) The naked woman flinched.

Frances’s hand was picked up and moved between her legs. She was asked, “Do you feel it now?” (The man was opening the infirmary's cabinets.)

Not for the first time that day she blushed, but never as intensely. Despite having a massive (and, as it turned out, devastating) crush on Jeff, she remembered only dampening her panties now and then. But because of the devastation of Jeff finding a nonflat-chested fiancee at Princeton, she had become a nun! Okay, she was only a novice nun, but by everything she wished to believe, Nuns did Not get Sexually Aroused!

The psychologist was satisfied with the reaction. “The female brain is more disconnected from their sex than men’s are. Take Mr. Raymond….”

“He thinks with his, uh, um!” Frances stumbled, trying to think of a way not to say the word out-loud. Bertrille was frowning, still feeling her disgust and disapproval. She wasn’t like that! She didn't think with her vagina. Or clitoris. Or any other part of her sinful body! This headcase shrink gave him permission to think with his dick! The emphatically nude hedonist seemed too connected with her sex.

Carlotta sighed. "I don't believe you really hear what I'm saying. This will take time.

“The Eden Project is about balancing the two sexes. Having men, and women like him, become less aware of their sexual impulses, and women like you becoming more aware. Then there can be more equality between us.”

“It sounds like something a hippie would say.”

“They are not the only ones leading the sexual revolution in the 60’s.”