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Women’s psychological sexual arousal

Even today, female sexual arousal is shrouded in mystery. Female orgasm is assumed to happen ‘natur­ally’ or with the assist­ance of a loving partner.

No one needs to tell men how their sexual arousal works. Boys exper­i­ence spon­tan­eous erec­tions so that male masturb­a­tion is inev­it­able. Girls do not develop the same genital focus and so they end up confusing the emotions of sex with true sexual arousal and Continue reading

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Women’s sexual arousal relies on sexual fantasies

Real female orgasms involve the release of sexual emotions not romantic feel­ings. So it does not matter how much you love your partner, orgasm will not mater­i­alise out of thin air.

Orgasm requires at least a few naughty thoughts from time to time, so if your conscience is as clear as a nun’s then you can forget about ever having one.

“Few of us reach orgasm Continue reading

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Most women are not aiming for orgasm through genital stimulation

Some women refer to ‘making love’ because the term more accur­ately describes their motives in terms of loving emotions rather than as an explicit sex drive.

Modern expect­a­tions cause some women to talk about their sexual exper­i­ences (whatever they are) in terms of arousal and orgasm. Some women know­ingly fake orgasm but there is almost a sense of bravado asso­ci­ated with faking. We assume that women only fake Continue reading

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Some women never tune into eroticism

Angela, a woman in her early twen­ties, was having rela­tion­ship prob­lems with her boyfriend of six months. She was upset that he enjoyed looking at other women. She got him to agree to stop buying porno­graphic magazines, which she found demeaning.

”Porn to men is not a big deal. They honestly can’t see how watching a sexy film can be any sort of reflec­tion on their love for Continue reading

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Women have to learn how to orgasm

In the film ‘Shirley Valentine’ (1989), Pauline Collins plays Shirley, a middle-aged house­wife. Shirley comments: “I’m not partic­u­larly fond of it – sex.

I think sex is like super­mar­kets, you know, over­rated. Just a lot of pushing and shoving and you still come out with very little in the end.” (Note: this film was set in the days before super­mar­kets sold everything from clothes to microwaves!)

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The sexual politics of female sexual desire

Although the modern day hype about female sexu­ality was in part sparked off by the work of Alfred Kinsey, the facts he reported have long since been lost in the rush to sensa­tion­alise female sexual desire.

Kinsey’s report clearly set out the much lower sexual response of the female (as meas­ured by the incid­ence of orgasm) and the incred­ible range in sexual respons­ive­ness reported by women Continue reading

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Defending the modern image of female sexuality

As a young woman I never under­stood why I did not exper­i­ence sexual arousal as a natural part of my sexual rela­tion­ship. Much later I decided to talk to experts, assuming that they would have some answers, but I was met only with evasion and silence.

The issue of women’s sexual arousal and orgasm with a partner is surrounded by mis-information, contrary opin­ions and, above all, defens­ive­ness Continue reading

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Holding men responsible for women’s sexual arousal

Men are often blamed, unfairly, for the diffi­culties that women have with orgasm during sex. For example, it is suggested that, by coming too soon, a man fails to provide enough stimulation.

In fact, inter­course is unlikely to provide women with enough clit­oral stim­u­la­tion regard­less of how long the man keeps thrusting for.

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Sexual fact versus sexual fantasy

Imagine the scen­ario: a woman, wearing a skirt and no panties, climbs a ladder. A man below enjoys a clear view of her genitals. Imagine now that the genders are reversed: my point is that a woman is unlikely to appre­ciate the view in the same way that a man does.

Of course, someone will always disagree. A man said: “It depends from woman to woman, because if they Continue reading

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Women who want to enjoy sexual pleasure

When I was growing up there was never any embar­rass­ment over nudity at home. As divor­cees, my parents natur­ally enjoyed sexual rela­tion­ships with various part­ners from time to time.

So I have never seen any reason why I should not enjoy the same easy sexual arousal and orgasm appar­ently prom­ised by erotic fiction. Espe­cially since I have been lucky enough to have:

  • enthu­siasm for erotic

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