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A modern interpretation of Kinsey’s work on male and female sexuality. Plus how couples can make their sex life even better by understanding men and women’s different sexual and emotional needs.

Bringing variety of situation and technique to intercourse

Women’s need for affection drives regular relationship sex

Some men expect women to make sex exciting for them

Women’s talk of orgasm does not lead to more sex for...

Showing sexual initiative and providing erotic feedback

Married men have sex more often than single men do

A woman may offer intercourse when she feels respected

Regularity of intercourse relies on male responsiveness

Proposing and planning sex sessions, providing sex talk

Sexual techniques and exploring sex play with a lover

Women are aroused by fantasy, not real-world turn-ons

Women’s arousal depends on a more indirect mechanism

Female arousal is more deeply buried in the subconscious

Understanding what works: erotic versus emotional stimuli

Relatively few women ever use a vibrator to masturbate

The G-spot explains the orgasms women think they have

Only some women think they orgasm through intercourse

Understanding what works: the clitoris versus the vagina

Bisexuality indicates an ambivalence over a lover’s gender

Female sexuality involves attracting male sexual attention

Men’s sexual knowledge is acquired from pornography

Female sexuality is defined by men and their fantasies

Understanding women’s sexual and emotional needs

Men may get more sex if they are willing to be...

Many men prefer intercourse and never offer any foreplay

Some men hope that sexual pleasuring can be mutual

The conscious and subconscious components of sexuality

Heterosexual relationships involve mismatched sex drives

Masturbation and fantasy require a creative imagination

Boys who are adolescent first have the highest sex drive

Age is the foremost factor affecting male responsiveness

We all carry the potential to be homosexual in our genes

The symbiotic relationship between men and women

The male arousal cycle from erection to ejaculation

Male adolescence: differentiating orgasm from ejaculation

Understanding men’s sexual and emotional needs

Sex information must explain real women’s behaviours

Sexology should present research not popular beliefs

Techniques for getting the most out of anal intercourse

Sexual pleasuring techniques a man may enjoy

Sexual pleasuring techniques a woman may enjoy

Masturbation and fantasy require a creative imagination