March 2nd, 2009 10:16 AM Eastern
Sexpert Q&A: How Hickies Happen
by Dr. Yvonne Fulbright
Dear Yvonne,
What happens to make you get a hickey?
-Julia
Dear Julia,
When a lover sucks or bites on an area of your body, the bruise that forms is called a hickey. This is caused by blood vessels breaking under the skin. The size and color of a hickey is determined by how long and how strongly your partner feasted on you.
Dr. Yvonne Kristín Fulbright is a sex educator, relationship expert, columnist and founder of Sexuality Source Inc. She is the author of several books including, “Touch Me There! A Hands-On Guide to Your Orgasmic Hot Spots.”
Tags: bites, blood vessels, bruise, hickeys, lover, neck, sex, yvonne fulbright
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Julia… http://www.google.com
Please, for everyone’s sake, don’t ask anymore questions.
God bless you Jason.
Dear Julia,
Can you tell us how big your hickey is and did you enjoy it?
If you have ever had one, you would know about how it got there and this question would have never been asked
Julia…IF you have one, use Visene to get rid of it quicker. I give my gfriend hickeys frequently – hell, she bruises easily and can get a hickey with the drop of a hat. Visene truly gets the red out.
/face palm
I’m glad Jason beat everyone to the first post.
Please let me know what are the alternatives for dealing with EDS for a 50 years old, after suffering of diabetes 2 since 1999, exercising regularly, height 5.6, weight 175, low carb diet, wanting to continue having a sexual life, tried viagra and others but no success. I tried a treatment from Boston medical group with limited success.
[...] wrote to a sex expert asking how do hickeys happen. I can guarantee you if this wasn’t a joke, the writer was a middle to upper class person [...]
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But thank God Dr. Abram Hoffer (now a professor at Univ of Arizona) found that very large doses of vitamin C, natural and inherently cheap, make it possible for heroin addicts, tobacco adicts, and alcohol addicts to come down off of these substances with no DTs or withdrawal symptoms. Don’t take my word for it Read about it. This is just the tip of the iceberg on the facts about orthomoleular healing.
God bless you, Robert Hansell