I Love Orgasms: A Guide to More

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Whether you're looking to have your first orgasm, learning to squirt, or hoping to turn up the heat for a partner, I <3 Orgasms is the book for you. Drawing on their over twenty years of experience teaching audiences about sexual pleasure, plus the voices of thousands of survey-takers who share their experiences in these pages, sex education experts Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller help you find the pleasure they know is within your reach. In this fully revised and updated edition, they've crammed in even more info about the big O for aficionados and beginners alike, including:

- How to have an orgasm during penetration

- The newest research on squirting

- Directions on finding your way to the G-spot

- Detailed advice on how to have your first orgasm

- The best advances in sex toy technology

- New and expanded content on penises, prostates, and pegging

- Glimpses of what 3,525 survey respondents are doing in their bedrooms (and elsewhere!)

Solot and Miller have collaborated with Maybe Burke of the Transgender Training Institute to create the most inclusive book on sexual pleasure available today. Whether you're looking to orgasm or just looking for a pleasure boost, seeking info for yourself or to thrill your partner, this new edition of I <3 Orgasms is for you. No shame, no secrecy-just straightforward guidance for healthy sex that feels great.

Author Bio

Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller are nationally-recognized sex educators who specialize in teaching about sexual pleasure. They have presented over 1,000 programs on sexuality topics at universities, businesses, high schools, national conferences, churches, and adult education centers over the past twenty years. Graduates of Brown University, Solot and Miller's media appearances include CNN, NBC, the New York Times, National Public Radio, USA Today, Time, The New Yorker, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Cosmopolitan, Psychology Today, Men's Health, and hundreds of other newspapers, radio, and television shows.