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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
All
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
All
How orgasm is achieved
Masturbation
The sexual mind
Everyone achieves orgasm in similar ways
Differences between men and women’s responses
How we know that someone has had an orgasm
Women mistake emotional sensations for orgasm
Social
All
Committed relationships
Sexual pleasuring
The sex industry
How to make the most of sexual pleasuring
Why couples struggle to communicate over sex
How a woman can interest a man in having sex
How a man can have relationship sex more often
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Nosper.com
WaysWomenOrgasm.org
Love, Sex & Intimacy
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Jane Thomas’ unique approach to sexuality research
Providing sex information without political bias
Rejection of research based on talking to women
Contact Jane Thomas, the sex researcher and educator
Bill Masters and Virginia Johnson’s research (1966)
Alfred Kinsey’s research findings (1948 and 1953)
Men have typically led the research into sexuality
