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Young men pressured into sex can cause Erectile Dysfunction!

rashmanly — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:14:15 +0000

Nervous young

men

‘being forced’

to take Viagra

July 7th, 2009

Belefast Telegraph

BELEFASTTELEGRAPH.CO.UK

Predatory women are destroying

the sexual confidence of young

men in Ireland -

with some men as young as 20

now turning to Viagra to prop

up their flagging libido.

A growing ‘ladette’ culture of women

who prefer instant action is proving

so intimidating that more and more

young men are taking the

blue pill to cope.

The claim comes from Ireland’s

leading psychosexual therapist,

who says that in the past year she

has met a growing number of

anxious young males who complain

they are expected to

“perform at will”.

Mary O’Conor says the rising number of

women who want instant gratification

within hours of meeting a man is leading

to immense pressure to perform

between the sheets.

“There is a certain group of women

who are ladettes and they are just

out to have a good time,”

says Ms O’Conor.

“They want to have sex and they

don’t want any strings attached.”

“They say that they give guys

the wrong number or that they

don’t give them a number at all.”

It’s a bit like what would have

been traditionally viewed as

‘the stereotypical lad’.”

The Dublin-based sex therapist

says women are now more vocal

than ever about their demands and

that this pressure is forcing some

young men to turn to the

erection-enhancing drug for help.

“For guys who are

not very confident,

they find it difficult when

they are expected to perform

at will on the first night,

which can lead to problems.”

“They can become very anxious

and this in turn can lead to a

situation where they are again

apprehensive the next time

they’re with a girl.”

“So it’s a whole other aspect

of erectile dysfunction that

we’re seeing now.”

However, men as young as their

late teens are now plucking up the

courage to seek professional help.

“I am seeing men who

are as young as 19,”

says Ms O’Conor.

“Certainly 20 and

21-year-old guys

[who are coming to see me]

would be taking Viagra

or Cialis.”

“These guys sometimes feel

that they should be able to

perform at will and I’m

trying to reassure them

that they shouldn’t.”

_______

“There should be some

element of the chase and

there certainly should be

some element that they

fancy the girl and they

should certainly know her.

But unfortunately the

natural order of things

is being side-tracked.”

A recent survey carried out by

the Erectile Dysfunction Information

Bureau revealed that men consider

impotence to be the most

embarrassing medical problem

to discuss with a doctor.

The study found that only

10 per cent of men who

experience impotence ever

seek medical help.

Erectile Dysfunction causes and treatment (for that other guy!) Part ONE of TWO

rashmanly — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:41:20 +0000

Erectile

Disfunction

By The Mayo

Clinic Staff

January 18th, 2008

MAYOCLINIC.COM

__Part ONE of TWO

Erectile dysfunction (ED)

is the inability of a man to

maintain a firm erection

long enough to have sex.

Although erectile dysfunction

is more common in older men,

this common problem can

occur at any age.

Having trouble maintaining

an erection from time to time

isn’t necessarily a cause

for concern.

But if the problem is ongoing,

it can cause stress and

relationship problems

and affect self-esteem.

Formerly called impotence,

erectile dysfunction was

once a taboo subject.

It was considered a

psychological issue or a

natural consequence of

growing older.

These attitudes have

changed in recent years.

It’s now known that erectile

dysfunction is more often

caused by physical problems

than by psychological ones,

and that many men have

normal erections into

their 80s.

Although it can be

embarrassing to talk with your

doctor about sexual issues,

seeking help for erectile

dysfunction can

be worth the effort.

Erectile dysfunction treatments

ranging from medications to

surgery can help restore sexual

function for most men.

Sometimes erectile dysfunction

is caused by an underlying

condition such as heart disease.

So it’s important to take erectile

trouble seriously because it can

be a sign of a more serious

health problem.

Erectile dysfunction is the

inability to maintain an erection

sufficient for sexual intercourse

at least 25 percent of the time.

An occasional inability to

maintain an erection happens

to most men and is normal.

But ongoing erection problems

are a sign of erectile dysfunction

and should be evaluated.

In some cases,

erectile dysfunction is the first

sign of another underlying health

condition that needs treatment.

Male sexual arousal

is a complex process

involving the brain,

hormones,

emotions,

nerves,

muscles

and blood vessels.

If something affects

any of these systems —

or the delicate balance

among them —

erectile dysfunction

can result.

Anatomy of an erection

The penis contains

two cylindrical,

sponge-like structures

(corpus cavernosum)

that run along its length,

parallel to the tube that carries

semen and urine (urethra).

When a man becomes

sexually aroused,

nerve impulses cause the

blood flow to the cylinders

to increase several times

the normal amount.

This sudden influx of blood

expands the sponge-like

structures and produces an

erection by straightening

and stiffening the penis.

Continued sexual arousal

maintains the higher rate of

blood flow into the penis and

limits the blood flow out

of the penis,

keeping the penis firm.

After ejaculation or when

the sexual excitement passes,

the excess blood drains out

of the spongy tissue,

and the penis returns to

its nonerect size and shape.

Erectile Dysfunction causes and treatment (for that other guy!) Part TWO of TWO

rashmanly — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:16:56 +0000

Erectile

Disfunction

By The Mayo

Clinic Staff

January 18th, 2008

MAYOCLINIC.COM

__Part TWO of TWO

Physical causes

of erectile dysfunction

At one time,

doctors thought erectile

dysfunction was primarily

caused by psychological issues.

But this isn’t true.

While thoughts and emotions

always play a role in getting

an erection,

erectile dysfunction is usually

caused by something physical,

such as a chronic health

problem or the side effects

of a medication.

Sometimes a combination

of things causes

erectile dysfunction.

Common causes of

erectile dysfunction

include:

Heart disease
Clogged blood vessels (atherosclerosis)
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Obesity
Metabolic syndrome

Other causes of erectile

dysfunction include:

Certain prescription
medications
Tobacco use
Alcoholism and other
forms of drug abuse
Treatments for
prostate cancer
Parkinson’s disease
Multiple sclerosis
Hormonal disorders such
as low testosterone
(hypogonadism)
Peyronie’s disease
Surgeries or injuries
that affect the pelvic
area or spinal cord

In some cases,

erectile dysfunction is one

of the first signs of an

underlying medical problem.

Psychological causes

of erectile dysfunction

The brain plays a key role

in triggering the series of

physical events that cause

an erection,

beginning with feelings of

sexual excitement.

A number of things can interfere

with sexual feelings and lead to

- or worsen —

erectile dysfunction.

These can include:

Depression
Anxiety
Stress
Fatigue
Poor communication
or conflict with
your partner

The physical and

psychological causes of

erectile dysfunction interact.

For instance,

a minor physical problem

that slows sexual response

may cause anxiety about

maintaining an erection.

The resulting anxiety can

worsen erectile dysfunction.

A variety of risk factors

can contribute to

erectile dysfunction.

They include:

Getting older.
As many as 80 percent
of men 75 and older have
erectile dysfunction.
Many men begin to
notice changes in sexual
function as they get older.
Erections may take
longer to develop,
may not be as rigid
or may take more direct
touch to the penis
to occur.
But erectile dysfunction
isn’t an inevitable
consequence of normal
aging.
Erectile dysfunction
often occurs in older
men mainly because
they’re more likely to
have underlying health
conditions or take
medications that interfere
with erectile function.
Having a chronic
health condition
Diseases of the lungs,
liver, kidneys, heart,
nerves, arteries or veins
can lead to erectile
dysfunction.
So can endocrine
system disorders,
particularly diabetes.
The accumulation of
deposits (plaques) in
your arteries
(atherosclerosis) also
can prevent adequate
blood from entering
your penis.
And in some men,
erectile dysfunction
may be caused by low
levels of testosterone
(male hypogonadism).
Taking certain
medications
A wide range of drugs —
including antidepressants,
antihistamines and
medications to treat high
blood pressure, pain and
prostate cancer —
can cause erectile
dysfunction by interfering
with nerve impulses or
blood flow to the penis.
Tranquilizers and
sleeping aids also can
pose a problem.
Certain surgeries
or injuries
Damage to the nerves
that control erections
can cause erectile
dysfunction.
This damage can occur
if you injure your pelvic
area or spinal cord.
Surgery to treat bladder,
rectal or prostate cancer
can increase your risk
of erectile dysfunction.
Substance abuse
Chronic use of alcohol,
marijuana or other drugs
often causes erectile
dysfunction and
decreased sexual drive.
Stress, anxiety
or depression
Other psychological
conditions also contribute
to some cases of
erectile dysfunction.
Smoking
Smoking can cause
erectile dysfunction
because it restricts
blood flow to veins
and arteries.
Men who smoke
cigarettes are much
more likely to develop
erectile dysfunction.
Obesity
Men who are obese
are much more likely
to have erectile dysfunction
than are men at
a normal weight.
Metabolic
syndrome
This syndrome is
characterized by belly fat,
unhealthy cholesterol
and triglyceride levels,
high blood pressure,
and insulin resistance.
Prolonged
bicycling
Over an extended period,
pressure from a bicycle
seat has been shown to
compress nerves and
blood flow to the penis,
leading to temporary
erectile dysfunction
and penile numbness.

Horny Goat Weed a natural treatment for Erectile Dysfunction!

rashmanly — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 04:43:51 +0000

A Chinese herbal

remedy called

Horny

Goat Weed

is a promising

alternative to

Viagra for

impotent

men,

Italian

researchers

said in Oct. 2008.

The herb has long

held a reputation as

a natural aphrodisiac.

The lab experiments,

which did not look at

whether the plant

actually increases desire,

could lead to new drugs

to help men get erections,

said Mario Dell’Agli,

a researcher at the

University of Milan,

who led the study.

“This could be

the natural Viagra,”

he said in a

telephone interview.

”The novelty is that we

have synthesized a new

molecule that one day

may be able to replace

Viagra.”

Erectile dysfunction

is a common

condition worldwide,

and drugs like

Pfizer Inc’s

Viagra,

Eli Lilly and Co’s

Cialis or tadalafil,

and Bayer AG’s

Levitra or vardenafil,

work by increasing

blood flow to

the genitals.

But the medicines,

which inhibit an enzyme

called phosphodiesterase

type 5 that restricts blood

flow around the body,

including to the penis,

can have side effects

ranging from headaches,

upset stomach and visual

problems including

blindness.

_____Horny Goat Weed

.____epimedium sagittatum

The Italian team

looked for alternatives

by studying a number of

plants reputed to boost

sexual performance.

After homing in

on horny goat weed,

the researchers modified

a compound in the plant

called icariin and found

it blocked the erection-

inhibiting enzyme as

well as Viagra did.

._____Horny Goat Flower

Because the compound

targets the enzyme

more precisely,

it may have fewer side

effects than Viagra,

known generically as

sildenafil,

Dell’Agli said.

Further tests in animals

and humans are needed

but the extract from the

herb represents a potential

new erectile dysfunction

treatment with fewer

side effects,

Dell’Agli said.

“The compound icariin

is present in the horny

goat weed in large

amounts and its activity

against (the enzyme) is

lower compared to

Viagra,”

he said.

“But the new molecule

we synthesized from

icariin is as good as

Viagra against

(the enzyme).”

Jude Law pelts peepers with oranges!

rashmanly — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 02:48:55 +0000

A group of New York

students got more than

they bargained for after

taking juicy snaps of

Jude Law exercising on

his Manhattan apartment

balcony –

when the actor pelted

them with oranges,

WENN reports

November 22nd.

New York University freshman

Priya Vij and Erica Rose were thrilled

to discover the Alfie star lived next to

their dorm in the city’s

Washington Square.

After passing on the

information to her dormmates,

Vij regularly had pals in her room

in the hope of getting a glimpse of

the Hollywood hunk.

She tells the New York Post,

“There is pretty much chaos on

every floor when he comes out.”

“We have the best view on the floor.

It is exciting to have a celebrity

living right next to you.

He is really attractive.

He’s rugged and scruffy.”

But it seems Law doesn’t

appreciate his fan club,

and showed his distaste towards

the group taking pictures while

he worked out –

by throwing a series of

oranges at their window.

Fellow student Neha Najeeb

tells the New York Post,

“He noticed we were there and

we started waving at him.”

Then he went inside and

came back with two oranges.

He threw them at our window,

but he missed.”

“(Another time)…

he hit the windows –

there was orange pulp

on the glass for a week –

and then he went back to working out.

Now we don’t like Jude Law anymore.”

____

Lady GaGa: Music and Brains and Study and Style and Theater and Beauty and Dance and Work and Fashion and Sex equal Art!

rashmanly — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:22:09 +0000

Lady GaGa

brings a can’t

miss performance

to the American

Music Awards.

(We saw

rehearsal.)

By Whitney Pastorek

November 22nd, 2009

MUSIC-MIX.EW.COM

This is not a picture of

Lady Gaga rehearsing

for the American Music

Awards.

Her rehearsal was

closed to the public,

and EW.com was allowed

to remain and report on the

proceedings only after much

pleading and cajoling,

and also some hiding.

But at this point —

after the Where-The-Wild-Flaming-

Boob-Things-Are headtrip of her

“Bad Romance” video —

do you really need photographic

evidence of the Lady’s abilities to

know you should probably tune in?

Ever since she first whacked us

over the head with a disco stick,

it seems even the most pop-averse

among us are unable to resist her

weirdo charms.

At least she’s never boring.

(And for the record?

If even I think she deserves that

Best New Artist Grammy,

she probably deserves it.

I’m cynical about everything.)

Gaga’s AMA performance appears

to be her most far-reaching

live effort yet,

as though she took a look at that

bizarre gyroscope dress-to-piano

transition she rather botched on

Saturday Night Live and said,

“Yeah, but what if we made it even

harder for me to get to the keyboard?”

She’s not only performing

“Bad Romance,”

which was to be expected,

but seizing the opportunity to debut

“Speechless” off her Fame Monster

reissue as well.

This morning’s extended rehearsal

was a massive effort that looked less

like the prep for a shiny commercial

broadcast TV show and more like

the chaos surrounding load-in for

a futuristic musical at some

super-hardcore theater camp:

As stagehands prepped

the giant set pieces,

a choreographer had

the pack of dancers —

including Gaga,

in sunglasses,

black bra,

hot pants,

and stilettos —

writhing across every inch of stage.

Like in the “Bad Romance” video

(and the Timbaland performance

from Friday’s rehearsals),

there’s a lot of “Thriller”

in their moves —

the look is all twitchy

claw hands and whatnot.

While she marked the steps,

Gaga gripped her mic,

often directing the action or

belting out lyrics a capella

in her sonorous,

well-trained voice.

I don’t want to ruin stuff

for anyone out there,

so I’ll just tell you that along

with whatever hell-couture

monstrosity Gaga decides to wear

(one can only imagine),

you will also be treated to gas masks,

violins, and some serious crashing

and burning.

Shakira —

whose closed rehearsal

I scoped today, too —

may have 25 female dancers stomping

the yard in staggering precision,

but Gaga’s got that thing she keeps

insisting we call “art.”

So, okay.

It’s art.

You win.

Please do not burn me

in bed with your boobs.

Who’s intrigued,

Mixers?

What do you think of Gaga’s

everything-plus-the-kitchen-sink-

plus-the-neighbor’s-kitchen-sink-

plus-an-exploding-meth-lab-if-we-

can-find-one approach to her visuals?

And are they enough to get you

to tune into this awards show,

and our live blog?

How about just the live blog?

“It Used To Be” by Del “Abe” Jones

rashmanly — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:39:16 +0000

It Used To Be

It used to be, we were a People
Who stood together, proud and tall
Instead of, with the petty differences
That makes us all, look very small.

It used to be, we all were Patriots
Who defended, freedom of speech
We listened to each other’s views
Not, what all those nutcases preach.

It used to be, we took the time
To find, what was truth or a lie
Now, we don’t want to learn the facts
And, we don’t even seem, to try.

It used to be, we knew our neighbors
Helped one another, when we could
We were, a part of a community
And proud of, our neighborhood.

It used to be, someone could work
And make, a fairly decent living
Pay the taxes just like everyone
But, at a fairer rate, of giving.

It used to be, we made things
Most of them, that, we used
Once produced to a high standard
Until our great system, was abused.

It used to be, we had healthcare
Which was by far, number one
Now, we’re rated thirty-seventh
Look at what, the greed, has done!

It used to be, we had few homeless
Now, there are thousands, everywhere
Whole families, out on the street
And nobody seems to care.

It used to be, most all would Serve
Matter of fact, it was expected
When you were picked by the Draft
You would go, unless rejected.

It used to be, we honored Veterans
Sent Troops to war, for a reason
World War II, the last one, just
The rest, approaching, treason.

It used to be, we voted for the best
Someone who, would truly, Represent
Who weren’t bought and sold by lobbyists
And who at least, had good intent.

It used to be, our government
And other agencies, were trusted
Then big business, controlled them
And now, we’re almost busted.

It used to be, all our freedoms
Were protected by, our Constitution
Now there are those, working for
All those Rights, dissolution.

It used to be, our Presidents
Were shown, respect, from all
Nowadays, some people hope
They’ll fail, for their downfall.

It used to be, our great Country
Was the envy, of all the rest
At one time, we were looked up to
Reflecting Freedom, at its best.

It used to be, could be, once more
If, we would show our true colors
All stand united, as we should
As, real Sisters and Brothers.

Del “Abe” Jones
11.21.2009

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Dave Letterman kicked out of his mansion by his wife!

rashmanly — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 08:15:43 +0000

____

David Letterman has

moved out of the family

house because his wife

Regina is still upset

at him,

Michael Glynn reports

for the November

23rd issue of

The National Enquirer.

Instead of quoting from

the Enquirer story,

allow me to translate what is happening in Letterman Land

using RashSpeak.

Aging horndog Hotpants

Letterman is booted out

of his mansion because his wife does not

trust him,

shock shock.

She may even be afraid

of catching Cooties or

something worse from

“Hot To Trot” Dave.

The Liberal Left media

has given the horny Dave

a free pass for his multiple transgressions and disrespect of women

because Lefty Letterman

toes the Liberal Party

Line.

CBS has given

Dirty David

a get Out Of Jail Free

card because he makes the network money.

But Regina Letterman

knows that when a husband makes one

or two or 800

sexual mistakes that

perhaps he can not

be trusted,

go figure.

If Dave’s right hand

fell asleep he would

cheat on himself using

his left, Hello!

Dave would have sex

with a stack of donuts.

(Beware the snack table

on the Letterman set,

by the way.)

So now Dip Stick Dave

is living in a luxury loft

in Lower Manhattan.

(If the loft is rocking,

don’t come knocking.)

And that is

the torrid tale,

told to you in

RashSpeak.

(I may never eat a

glazed donut again…

ooooooo YUK!)

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David Letterman star of

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motion picture!

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features David Letterman!

David Letterman

Top Ten Sexy Secrets List!

David Letterman comic book

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David Letterman outed

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Diversity and political correctness murdering the military!

rashmanly — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 07:22:01 +0000

At the end

of the day,

diversity has

jumped the

shark,

horrifically

By Ann Coulter

November 18th, 2009

ANNCOULTER.COM

It cannot be said often enough that the chief of staff of the United States Army, Gen. George Casey, responded to a massacre of 13 Americans in which the suspect is a Muslim by saying: “Our diversity … is a strength.”

As long as the general has brought it up: Never in recorded history has diversity been anything but a problem.

Look at Ireland with its Protestant and Catholic populations, Canada with its French and English populations, Israel with its Jewish and Palestinian populations.

Or consider the warring factions in India, Sri Lanka, China, Iraq, Czechoslovakia (until it happily split up), the Balkans and Chechnya.

Also look at the festering hotbeds of tribal warfare — I mean the beautiful mosaics — in Third World hellholes like Afghanistan, Rwanda and South Central, L.A.

“Diversity” is a difficulty to be overcome, not an advantage to be sought.

True, America does a better job than most at accommodating a diverse population.

We also do a better job at curing cancer and containing pollution.

But no one goes around mindlessly exclaiming: “Cancer is a strength!” “Pollution is our greatest asset!”

By contrast, the canard “diversity is a strength” has now replaced “at the end of the day,” “skin in the game,” “blood and treasure,” “jumped the shark,” “boots on the ground,” “horrific” (whatever happened to the perfectly good word “horrible”?), “not so much,” “I am shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on here,” and “that went well,” as America’s most irritating cliche.

We should start making up other nonsense mantras along the lines of “diversity is a strength” and mindlessly repeating them until they catch on, too.

Next time you’re at a cocktail party, just start saying, “Chocolate pudding is dramatic irony” from time to time.

Eventually other people will start saying it, without anyone bothering to consider whether it makes sense.

Then we’ll do another one: “Nicolas Cage is a two-cycle engine.”

Before you know it, liberals will react to news of a mass murder by muttering, “Well, you know what they say: Nicolas Cage is a two-cycle engine,” while everyone nods in agreement.

Except mere nonsense makes more sense than “diversity is a strength.”

If Gen. Casey’s wildly inappropriate use of this lunatic cliche in the aftermath of the Fort Hood massacre doesn’t kill it, nothing will.

Among the worst aspects of America’s “diversity” is that liberals’ reaction to a heterogeneous population is to create a pecking order based on alleged victimhood — as described in electrifying detail in my book,

GUILTY: LIBERAL “VICTIMS”

AND THEIR ASSULT ON AMERICA.

In modern America, the guilty are sanctified, while the innocent never stop paying — including with their lives, as they did at Fort Hood last week.

Points are awarded to aspiring victims for angry self-righteousness, acts of violence and general unpleasantness.

But liberals celebrate diversity only in the case of superficial characteristics like race, gender, sexual preference and country of origin.

They reject diversity when we need it, such as in “diversity” of legal forums.

After conferring with everyone at Zabar’s, Obama decided that if a standard civilian trial is good enough for Martha Stewart, then it’s good enough for the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. So Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is coming to New York!

Mohammed’s military tribunal was already under way when Obama came into office, stopped the proceedings and, eight months later, announced that Mohammed would be tried in a federal court in New York.

In a liberal’s reckoning, diversity is good when we have both Muslim jihadists and patriotic Americans serving in the U.S. military.

But diversity is bad when Martha Stewart and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed are subjected to different legal tribunals to adjudicate their transgressions.

Terrorists tried in civilian courts will be entitled to the whole panoply of legal protections accorded Stewart or any American charged with a crime, such as the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial, the right to exclude evidence obtained in violation of Miranda rights, the right to a speedy trial, the right to confront one’s accusers, the right to a change of venue, the right to examine the evidence against you, and the right to subpoena witnesses and evidence in one’s defense.

Members of Congress have it in their power to put an end to this lunacy right now.

If they don’t, they are as complicit in Mohammed’s civilian trial as the president.

Article I, Section 8, and Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution give Congress the power to establish the jurisdiction of the lower federal courts and to create exceptions to that jurisdiction.

Congress could pass a statute limiting federal court jurisdiction to individuals not subject to trial before a military tribunal.

Any legislator who votes “nay” on such a bill will be voting to give foreign terrorists the same legal rights as U.S. citizens — and more legal rights than members of the U.S. military are entitled to.

In the case of legal proceedings, diversity actually is a strength.

Demi Moore is %100 percent natural because she says so!

rashmanly — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 05:13:22 +0000

.

DEMI MOORE

has hit back

furiously at

accusations her

latest mag cover

shot has been

airbrushed –

and she’s posted

the original image

to prove her point,

.

Tim Nixon

reports for

The U.K. Sun

November 20th.

.

Eagle-eyed critics are adamant

computer bods have shaved

off a portion of her left thigh

and hip in the image fronting

the December issue of W.

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At close inspection,

it appears the contour of

her body inexplicably changes

direction under the loose-fitting

sash wrapped around

the top of her leg.

Despite bloggers branding it

“the worst photoshop job ever”,

Demi has blasted the claims

and insists her slim hips

are 100 per cent natural.

She’s so hell bent on

setting the record straight,

she has posted a link to the

original pic which shows the

curve of her flesh to be no

different from the supposedly

manipulated image.

In a series of Twitter posts,

Demi wrote:

“Here is the original image

people my hips were not

touched don’t let these

people bulls*** you!

“You know what is obscene

you judging what is my

actual shape.

“Agreed I am in the

skinny side lately.

I have no hips.

“I love the pic and can only

say I wish I had good lighting

like that following me

around all day.”

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Still, her protests have done

little to silence the cynics.

Celebrity blogger PEREZ HILTON

responded:

“Your hip may not

have been retouched,

but the rest of you was

definetely enhanced

with Photoshop!

Don’t front.

“It’s more than just

good lighting, sweetie!”

__%100 nat. Perez Hilton photo

LA fashion photographer

Anthony Citrano also waded

into the debate, saying:

“It’s simply bad art.

“When I look at it I can’t

appreciate it because I feel

like there’s a piece of dirt

stuck in my eyeball.”

Back to you, Demi…