“Women just don’t want sex that much”, “better drink wine and relax” – if there were an encyclopedia of misconceptions about the nature of women’s desires, these phrases would definitely take pride of place in it.
American sexologist and sex education expert Emily Nagoski refutes the common notion that female sexuality is a lighter version of male sexuality. In some ways we are similar, but in some ways we are completely different. Scientific research in the field of neuroscience and twenty years of experience help the author intelligibly explain how the sexual response mechanism works at the brain level (the model of double control of suppression and arousal), how love and stress affect our reactions inconsistently, how to learn to control our intimate life and receive from sex is a real pleasure.
Mann, Ivanov and Ferber, 336 p.