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In this section, we will review the role of these minor components: lust and attraction; physical pleasure and intensity; and sex acts, particularly, intercourse and orgasm.
A. Dana Ménard • Magnificent Sex
She began talking about how much she loved him, how she relied on him for her sanity in a life that seemed specifically designed to make her crazy, how she wanted to show him, not just tell him, how important he is to her, but every time she considered initiating sex, she just felt swamped and overwhelmed and her body shut down on her. Undifferenti
... See moreEmily Nagoski • Come as You Are: The Surprising New Science that Will Transform Your Sex Life
This means that more orgasms lead to less stress, less disease, and less aging—but only for women.
Dave Asprey • Game Changers
eroticism
Madeleine Parmenter • 1 card
on the whole women tend to have a lot (and I’m talking a lot) of negative conditioning regarding sex. Much more than men do, in fact. Until we thaw out the iceberg of fear and shame that encases a lot of female sexuality in our culture—a thawing out that happens naturally when she is stroked—there is a tendency for her to return to her old habits o
... See moreNicole Daedone • Slow Sex: The Art and Craft of the Female Orgasm
low stress high affection explicitly erotic
Emily Nagoski Ph.D. • Come As You Are: Revised and Updated: The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life
Is this the Cure for Chronic Pain and Anxiety? (Nicole Sachs, LCSW)
open.spotify.comThe Tantric belief that to experience sexual excitement is a taste of divine energy is a profound and revolutionary thought, as relevant today as it was in the past.
Barbara Carrellas • Urban Tantra, Second Edition: Sacred Sex for the Twenty-First Century
Emily Morse (Sex with Emily), “Orgasms, Kegels & Sexology,” Bulletproof Radio, episode 233 Emily Morse, “Hack Your Way to a Better Sex Life,” Bulletproof Radio, episode 373