Ichiro: Women’s sexual physiology is more complex, especially when it comes to sexual pleasure. The physical responses of each woman vary greatly, and sexual pleasure often involves multiple levels (e.g., clitoral stimulation, internal vaginal stimulation, etc.), which makes the discussion of masturbation techniques more personal and complex. Ichiro (cont): Compared to the explicit expression of male physiology, the mechanisms of female sexual response are more hidden and more difficult to share with simple techniques. There are large individual differences in women’s sexual pleasure, and different women respond differently to different forms of stimulation. Ichiro (cont): So even if there are skills to communicate, they may not be as universal as men’s physiological responses. Because of this individual difference, women may find it difficult to empathize through communication and thus participate less in these kinds of discussions. JANE: The perceived complexity of female sexuality is due to ignorance caused by male confidence over the topic and women’s refusal to comment. Rather than the research findings, people typically discuss erotic fiction and what they see in pornography. JANE (cont): These provide male erotic turnons based on male fantasies and have nothing to do with science. My work focuses on the research, which has indicated time and time again that women obtain emotional rewards from sex. JANE (cont): Women never talk of enjoying eroticism, genitals or erotic fantasies. They clearly have no experience of sexual response. Men are observing women’s behaviours that are aimed at pleasing men. Women achieve orgasm by masturbating alone as supported by the research. All the rest is just fiction and wishful thinking. Dedicated to womens enjoyment of sexual pleasure