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Clitoral stimulation
Bill Masters and Virginia Johnson’s research (1966)
Female masturbation
Men have typically led the research into sexuality
Similarities between male and female responsiveness
The marvel of male sexuality
A man wants a partner to make love to his penis
Women who appear to want sexual pleasure
Arousal is psychological and arises in the mind
Understanding women’s sexual and emotional needs
Positions and techniques for sexual intercourse
Penetration is what makes sex erotic and taboo
A man’s sexual arousal can be very flattering
Sexual responsiveness is a male characteristic
Sexual pleasure: how responsive women reach orgasm
Lust is good
Sex as a bargaining chip in loving relationships
Young and sexy
Educated men masturbate more than other men
Women depend on a lover to stimulate them to orgasm
Arousal comes from appreciating eroticism
How we know that women do not have a sex drive
The mystery of female sexual arousal
The female erectile sex organ (or phallus)
Men may get more sex if they are willing to be...
Why is sexual pleasure still taboo?
Women are not respected for being promiscuous
The truth about female sexuality
Understanding a man’s need for erotic turn-ons
Women substitute sexual behaviours for responsiveness
Real female orgasms
Men’s sexual satisfaction relies on having a lover
Women’s sexual arousal and orgasm are not automatic
How the male and female sexual roles differ
The function of foreplay is to assist with female arousal
Many men prefer intercourse and never offer any foreplay
Intercourse stimulates only the penetrator’s sex organ
Women are proactive lovers due to their own arousal
Some men hope that sexual pleasuring can be mutual
Confusion over anatomy only arises with a male lover
