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Books
Ways Women Orgasm
Learn About Sexuality
A Hand Full of Cards
Women’s Sexual Behaviours & Responses
Sexuality & Sexual Techniques
Understanding Sexual Response
Biological
All
Anatomy & development
Human reproduction
Responsiveness
Justifying evolutionary and biological precedents
Asking young women to define female sexuality
Lesbianism focuses on longer-term relationships
Male homosexuality focuses on casual sex
Emotional
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Consensual sex
Non-sexual intimacy
Vaginal intercourse
Providing sex information without political bias
Sex without consent is rape regardless of intent
Child sexual abuse, incest and paedophilia
Domestic violence and emotional abuse in the home
Intellectual
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How orgasm is achieved
Masturbation
The sexual mind
Differences between men and women’s responses
How we know that someone has had an orgasm
Women mistake emotional sensations for orgasm
Similarities between men and women’s responses
Social
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Committed relationships
Sexual pleasuring
The sex industry
Difficulties in assessing women’s sexuality
Rejection of research based on talking to women
Sexual pleasure need not always focus on orgasm
Why women do not orgasm from cunnilingus
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Nosper.com
WaysWomenOrgasm.org
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How we know that someone has had an orgasm
Women mistake emotional sensations for orgasm
Mental arousal combines with a thrusting instinct
The mental focus required to achieve orgasm
Arousal is psychological and arises in the mind
Orgasm is an instinctive response to erotic stimuli
Orgasm is a one-off release of sexual tension
Women only orgasm when alone not with a lover
We (not a sex toy or lover) cause our own orgasm
How we know that female masturbation is rare
The kind of stimulation that leads to orgasm
Women’s fantasies are sexually explicit scenarios
How women masturbate themselves to orgasm
How men masturbate themselves to orgasm
How anyone achieves orgasm when they are alone
Why couples don’t discuss female arousal
Women fake orgasm to reassure men’s sexual ego
Asking young women to define female sexuality
The idea that intercourse should cause female orgasm
Why women cannot orgasm through intercourse
How we know that the vagina is not a sex organ
Women’s orgasm claims do not result in more sex
Women are often unsure about orgasm during sex
The receiver of intercourse need not be aroused
Platonic love is just as powerful as sexual love
Sex is an emotional bonding mechanism for men
Characteristics of low sexual responsiveness
Factors that are believed to affect male responsiveness
Responsiveness varies between individuals
Sexual responsiveness and orientation
Shere Hite’s research findings (1976)
Bill Masters and Virginia Johnson’s research (1966)
Alfred Kinsey’s research findings (1948 and 1953)
Men have typically led the research into sexuality
Sexual pleasure need not always focus on orgasm
Only some men are motivated to offer foreplay
How to make the most of sexual pleasuring
Jane Thomas’ unique approach to sexuality research
The role of relationship therapists and counsellors
Anorgasmia, preorgasmia and vaginismus
The misunderstandings behind sexual dysfunction
The misconceptions that arise from pornography
Everyone achieves orgasm in similar ways
Misunderstandings over how orgasm is achieved
Women have varying degrees of sexual willingness
The idea that women are naturally aroused with a lover
The sexual politics of women competing over men