The Sophia Wallace story ceases to interesting after about the third paragraph —subjecting readers to tiresome stuff along lines of the long-ago Judy Chicago art project "The Dinner Party."   The symbolism will surely have meaning for some, but the useful content is overwhelmed by the cr@p.

For those seeking insight into the clitoris and what it's all about sexually for women, The Psychology Today article "The Lady Vanishes. The Case of the Vanishing Clitoris," linked in the Wallace story, is a much better read.

Meanwhile, also in The Huffington Post, porn actor James Deen's concise observations about women's taste in pornography may well be applicable to their taste in sex in general.

That said, anyone who believes that he or she has this thing all figured out is delusional —though for many, illusion is often preferable to reality.