Laurie Mintz Knihy

We’ve been thinking about sex all wrong. Mainstream media and porn have led us to equate sex with penetration, neglecting the fact that women often don’t orgasm this way. This disconnect has created a significant pleasure gap: 50% of women aged 18-35 struggle to reach orgasm with a partner, and only 4% of women typically orgasm during first-time hookups compared to 55% of men. Dr. Laurie Mintz, a psychology professor and human sexuality expert, addresses this cultural issue in a comprehensive and accessible manner. She integrates insights from biology, sociology, linguistics, and sex therapy to explore the historical context of female orgasm and its persistent challenges. The book includes an anatomy section, proven techniques for enhancing sexual pleasure, and a dedicated chapter for men, emphasizing that understanding female pleasure is crucial for everyone. By debunking myths and misunderstandings, the work confronts both personal and societal issues, offering practical skills to transform our views on sex. It’s time to empower both women and men to achieve satisfying sexual experiences that benefit all. The revolution is cuming, and this book presents a radical yet straightforward path to progress and pleasure for everyone.