Don't Hold My Head Down

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But for Lucy-Anne Holmes, the sex she was having wasn’t good enough and she didn’t feel great about it.

Totta kai jokaisen seksuaalisuus on omanlaisensa ja uniikki, ja Holmes nyt löysi hänen seksuaalisuutensa avaimen tällä tavoin, mutta olisin kaivannut vielä vähän jotain toista otetta, ehkä vähän niiden omien löytöjen ja tapojen haastamista. To read about a woman speaking so candidly about her own sex life and openly discuss topics such as masturbation and pleasure was refreshing. Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously.Although the inconsistencies feel forgivable and the best course of action feels like it’s just to ignore them. The first part of the book is desperately sad in places, and the bad relationship that the author shared with sex at that time is well-explained and fully understood. So, she made a fuckit list of the things she d like to try among them slow sex, ejaculation, different types of orgasm, being sexual with other women, BDSM, sex parties and making porn and set out on a journey of discovery. I applaud her hutzpah and would encourage both women AND men to read this very informative exploration. Ou não tivéssemos todas nós, a dado momento das nossas vidas, assumido que certo comportamento era normal quando não o era.

um livro sobre sexo, sobre os vários tipos de orgasmo que existem, sobre masturbação e muito mais, mas é acima de tudo um livro sobre a importância de nos conhecermos a nós mesmas sem pudor e vergonha. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I loved this book; it’s enlightening, straight from the heart and well pretty much life change going in some ways.That's fair, and Holmes' whimsical chick-lit writing style emphasizes the mainstream nature of her sexual identity.

Taking time over sex is probably the one thing that I and my partner will try to stick to the most, while putting my finger in my anus for one minute a day while in the shower is probably something that I'll pass on, thanks all the same. I enjoyed the book and found it interesting, if a little eyebrow-raising in places, but it probably threw up as many questions for me as answers. The author is so relatable I caught myself numerous times clapping and praising and just stopping in my tracks and mentally screaming “OH MY GOD THATS IT! It will make you snort with laughter one minute and weep the next; it is frank, eye-opening and inspiring, and will speak to women everywhere. Existing literature on sex is often smutty or clinical (both okay), and Cosmopolitan suggesting women eat donuts off a penis like a kebab might not help everyone feel sexually empowered or liberated.That said, I only chose Holmes's book because another project fell through and I had credits to spare.

But, if there’s anything isolating about the book, besides the isolation that ultimately comes from reading the experiences of someone who isn’t like you, it’s the unstoppable British slang and voicey-ness. Tucked among the rest, you’ll find a BDSM checklist, a recipe for consent, and bits that feel like a sex-ed lesson. I want to have slow sex, work out what to do with a penis, and experience the fourteen different types of female orgasm. I would recommend it to anyone regardless of gender, who is in the same boat, their partners, their friends. Se sisältää paljon itsellenikin uusia asioita, kuten tiedon siitä, että nainen voi saada 14 erilaista orgasmia sekä konseptin "wheel of consent".The book resonated with me on multiple levels, offering a blend of laughter, vulnerability, cringe-worthy moments, and unfortunately, a touch of sadness. Joka tapauksessa, kelpo luettava, nopea, ihan hauska jos huumori iskee yhteen Holmesin kautta, hyviä pointteja esille nostava. It’s funny, but it also left me in tears… her journey reflecting her relationship with her body and the part society plays in that too. Of course, it’s a book that you should read if not to understand yourself but to gain empathy for the female experience.