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Ways Women Orgasm
Learn About Sexuality
A Hand Full of Cards
Women’s Sexual Behaviours & Responses
Sexuality & Sexual Techniques
Understanding Sexual Response
Ways Women Orgasm
Learn About Sexuality
Love Sex Intimacy
Nosper Books
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Difficulties in applying orgasm techniques to sex
Intercourse is a territorial act of male dominance
Orgasm involves identifying with the penetrating male
Positions and techniques for sexual intercourse
Penetration is what makes sex erotic and taboo
Bisexuality indicates an ambivalence over a lover’s gender
Transferring masturbation techniques to sex
The significance of nudity and being touched
Women’s sexual responses do not need to be sociable
Why foreplay techniques don’t always work as we think they should
Consent is vital even within loving relationships
Orgasm is a one-off release followed by a recovery period
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Why sex education is vital today more than ever
Female sexuality involves attracting male sexual attention
How to enjoy your sexual fantasies
Why women cannot orgasm through intercourse
Responsive women use fantasy to achieve arousal alone
Reaching orgasm
How we know that the vagina is not a sex organ
The mind responds to erotic stimuli: concepts or objects
How women enjoy eroticism through sex stories
Women’s orgasm claims do not result in more sex
Women who use fantasy for sexual arousal
Women are often unsure about orgasm during sex
Men’s sexual knowledge is acquired from pornography
Sharing sexual fantasies
Women are naturally sexually passive with a lover
Reproduction: the role of heterosexual intercourse
Women do not masturbate as a substitute for intercourse
Women’s sexual arousal relies on sexual fantasies
The receiver of intercourse need not be aroused
An evidence-based approach to researching sexuality
Mental arousal must always precede physical stimulation
The symbiotic relationship between men and women
Not every woman enjoys eroticism
Intercourse is totally defined by male responses
Women deserve an unbiased account of their sexuality
Female sexuality is defined by men and their fantasies
Sex information must explain real women’s behaviours
Proposing and planning sex sessions, providing sex talk
Women only need to be amenable to offering intercourse
Arousal comes from appreciating eroticism
How we know that women do not have a sex drive
Our biological motivation to enjoy arousal and orgasm
Women respond to real-world erotic triggers as men do
Our biological motivation to engage in loving relationships
Female sexuality – a more realistic perspective
Understanding women’s sexual arousal
Sex for life
Clitoral stimulation is not everything
How to give a woman an orgasm during sex
Sex drive: a need to ejaculate through intercourse
Sexual pleasure need not always focus on orgasm
The influence of religious beliefs on sexuality
Intercourse is an act of mating and impregnation
Understanding women’s sexual and emotional needs
Differences between male and female responsiveness
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The male arousal cycle from erection to ejaculation
Similarities between male and female responsiveness
Women may use behaviours to provide turn-ons for a lover
Men hope a lover will enhance their sexual arousal
Why women do not orgasm from cunnilingus
Techniques for getting the most out of anal intercourse
Sexologists need to challenge what they are told
Sexology should present research not popular beliefs
The idea that women are naturally aroused with a lover
Women who want to enjoy sexual pleasure
Orgasm techniques
Women attract men by sexualising themselves
Asking young women to define female sexuality
Sexual pleasure
Sexual fantasies
The sexual politics of women competing over men
Difficulties in assessing women’s sexuality
The 10 facts of female sexuality
Very few women talk about orgasm
Sex without consent is rape regardless of intent
Sex as a competitive sport and erotic entertainment
Lack of orgasm is not a sexual dysfunction
Why is sexual pleasure still taboo?
Women are not respected for being promiscuous
Child sexual abuse, incest and paedophilia
Women’s sexual arousal tends to be assumed or overlooked
Women who enjoy sexual pleasure
Prostitution generally involves men paying for sex
Domestic violence and emotional abuse in the home
The idea that intercourse should cause female orgasm
The ideal male lover
Emotional intimacy may lead to physical intimacy
Sexual insults, bullying and habitual harassment
The sex industry focuses on male gratification
True female sexual arousal and orgasm
Bringing more realism to sex advice
Sexual scenarios tend to be biased in men’s favour
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