New Disorder Causes People To Have Spontaneous Orgasms

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF PERSISTENT GENITAL AROUSAL DISORDER?

In 2001, doctors identified a new medical disorder that only affects women called Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD).

There are a few symptoms, including hypersensitivity and pain "down there." But the main symptom you experience when you have Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder is SPONTANEOUS ORGASMS. Sometimes as many as 200 a day.

That may seem fun, but the climaxes have nothing to do with sexual stimulation. In fact, some PGAD sufferers say they actually AVOID doing the nasty because the climaxes they experience during sex can't compare with the intensity of their "normal" orgasms.

Instead, PGAD climaxes are set into motion by normal, everyday stuff.

Anyway, I came across a column online where one anonymous woman with PGAD gave an INSANE list of stuff that triggers her ORGASMIC EPISODES. Check it out:

-Stress
-Having a full bladder
-Cold air
-Musky cologne
-Scary movies
-Romantic movies
-Unexpected touching
-Hugging
-Exercise
-Darkness
-Vibrations from riding a train
-An idling car
-Music with heavy bass (Boing Boing)