She Comes First. How to Give a Woman Pleasure

The most complete and detailed guide to cunnilingus in a convenient format and stylish design of the "Sex Culture. About Intimate Life Scientifically and Humanly" series. A book that is not embarrassing to read in public places or to receive... at a pickup point for orders. About the book Research shows that three-quarters of men climax within a few minutes of starting sex. Women often need at least 15 minutes to become aroused and reach orgasm. The thing is, most of the nerve endings are concentrated on the surface of the vulva, and penetration is not required for their stimulation. The main source of pleasure—the clitoris—does not receive enough attention during sex. The book "She Comes First" explains how the female body is structured and offers step-by-step instructions on how to satisfy a partner with your tongue and bring her to multiple orgasms. According to statistics, only 25% of women climax during penetrative sex. This is all about the anatomy of the female body. Often, the main participant in pleasure—the clitoris—does not get the attention it needs. This tiny organ contains 8000 nerve endings and has the ability to experience multiple orgasms. Its only function is to provide pleasure. Dr. Ian Kerner, a doctor of medical sciences, psychotherapist, and sexologist, believes that cunnilingus is not just a prelude to sex, but its central element. Kerner details the anatomy of the female body and provides thorough guidelines on how to bring a partner to the peak of pleasure and unlock her sexual potential. - The clitoris is made up of 18 parts, and each plays a role in achieving pleasure. - According to statistics, a woman experiences the most intense orgasm when her partner works correctly with his tongue. - The clitoris has twice as many nerve endings as the penis. - Most of the nerve endings are concentrated on the surface of the vulva, and penetration is not required for their stimulation. - All women have an innate biological ability to experience multiple orgasms.