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Learn About Sexuality
A Hand Full of Cards
Women’s Sexual Behaviours & Responses
Sexuality & Sexual Techniques
Understanding Sexual Response
Research Papers
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How we enjoy our best orgasms
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The conscious and subconscious components of sexuality
Comparing orgasm from female masturbation and with a partner
Lesbianism focuses on longer-term relationships
The sexual anatomy involved in heterosexual intercourse
How to use a vibrator to discover orgasm
Male homosexuality focuses on casual sex
How a woman can learn to masturbate
Orientation is defined by who we are attracted to
Women orgasm from clitoral stimulation (cunnilingus)
Techniques women use to reach orgasm
Men cannot accept that women are unresponsive
Heterosexual relationships involve mismatched sex drives
Women have to learn how to orgasm
Characteristics of low sexual responsiveness
Most women prefer implicit explanations for their orgasms
Women have to learn how their sexual arousal works
Factors that are believed to affect male responsiveness
Women orgasm from vaginal stimulation (intercourse)
Women’s sexual arousal and orgasm are not automatic
Characteristics of high sexual responsiveness
Masturbation and fantasy require a creative imagination
Women’s sex drive to orgasm during sex
Sexual responsiveness is a male characteristic
Women’s sexuality includes providing male erotic turn-ons
Female masturbation is relatively uncommon
Responsiveness varies between individuals
Women can masturbate themselves to orgasm with a lover
Sexual arousal
Sexual responsiveness and orientation
Boys who are adolescent first have the highest sex drive
Sexual desire
Shere Hite’s research findings (1976)
Men pressure women to provide a response to intercourse
Why sex is called ‘making love’
Bill Masters and Virginia Johnson’s research (1966)
Women masturbate as commonly and as frequently as men
Intercourse does not facilitate female orgasm
Over time women often become focused on family
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Women settle for emotional intimacy over sexual arousal
Young women tend to focus on their attractiveness
Age is the foremost factor affecting male responsiveness
How to get laid
At puberty girls develop a child-bearing capacity
Women are not spontaneously aroused as men tend to be
Sheltering young women from eroticism
Men tend to focus on opportunities for intercourse
Women are driven to engage in intercourse just as men are
Why do so many women dislike eroticism?
Young men tend to focus on enjoying their arousal
We all carry the potential to be homosexual in our genes
Why do women not always appreciate displays of male sexuality?
At puberty boys develop a reliable arousal cycle
Women assume that they should orgasm with a lover
A man’s sexual arousal can be very flattering
The internal anatomy involved in reproduction
Women experience arousal and orgasm as easily as men do
Sex and love
The female erectile sex organ (or phallus)
The symbiotic relationship between men and women
Female sexuality in perspective
The male erectile sex organ (or phallus)
Women only need to be amenable to offering intercourse
My research
Human sexual anatomy and development
Women respond to real-world erotic triggers as men do
Understanding women’s sexual arousal
The influence of religious beliefs on sexuality
The male arousal cycle from erection to ejaculation
Why sexual arousal is more elusive for women
Responsibility for contraception and abortion
Male nudity does not cause female sexual arousal
Intercourse involves reproductive risk for women
Women take on all the key disadvantages of intercourse
Sexual arousal from romantic emotions
Intercourse needs to continue until ejaculation
Women have the exact same sexual needs that men have
Women often assume sexual arousal during sex
Intercourse is the heterosexual lovemaking act
Male adolescence: differentiating orgasm from ejaculation
Some women never tune into eroticism
Why women feel inadequate about their bodies
Our biological motivation to engage in vaginal intercourse
Confusion over female orgasm
Why men feel inadequate over penis size
Identifying the erroneous assumptions about sexuality
The mystery of female sexual arousal
How the male and female sexual roles differ
Understanding men’s sexual and emotional needs
Sexual arousal during intercourse
Diversity: our sex, our personality and our gender
Reproduction: the role of heterosexual intercourse
Women’s sexual arousal
Reproduction involves more than just intercourse
An evidence-based approach to researching sexuality
Female masturbation
Alfred Kinsey’s research findings (1948 and 1953)
Sex information must explain real women’s behaviours
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