Lady GaGa says she can give herself an orgasm just by thinking about it
No wonder Lady Gaga has to go round with a veil over her head half the time - she's probably trying to hide her o-face!
The singer has revealed that she learnt to harness sense memories while at drama school and has since found a new use for the technique, telling New York magazine:
"I remember the first time that I drank out of an imaginary coffee cup. That's the very first thing they teach you. I can feel the rain, too, when it's not raining. I don't know if this is too much for your magazine, but I can actually mentally give myself an orgasm. You know, sense memory is quite powerful."
Continuing to chat about her time at drama school, she added:
"At that time, my breasts were much bigger, and firm, and delicious. I was 15 to 20 pounds heavier than I am now.
"I would wear shirts that were low-cut and the teachers would tell me that I couldn't wear them, and I'd point to another girl who was wearing the same thing, [and they would say,] 'Well, it looks different on her'. It wasn't fair."
They should see her now...
No wonder Lady Gaga has to go round with a veil over her head half the time - she's probably trying to hide her o-face!
The singer has revealed that she learnt to harness sense memories while at drama school and has since found a new use for the technique, telling New York magazine:
"I remember the first time that I drank out of an imaginary coffee cup. That's the very first thing they teach you. I can feel the rain, too, when it's not raining. I don't know if this is too much for your magazine, but I can actually mentally give myself an orgasm. You know, sense memory is quite powerful."
Continuing to chat about her time at drama school, she added:
"At that time, my breasts were much bigger, and firm, and delicious. I was 15 to 20 pounds heavier than I am now.
"I would wear shirts that were low-cut and the teachers would tell me that I couldn't wear them, and I'd point to another girl who was wearing the same thing, [and they would say,] 'Well, it looks different on her'. It wasn't fair."
They should see her now...
