Orgasm & pleasure · Guide for women

How to Enjoy Foreplay More

It is not the warm-up act. For many people, it is the main event.

18 pages · 5 chapters · PDF · instant download

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What's inside

The Problem With the WordWhy "fore" sells it short.
It Starts Long Before the BedroomAnticipation, flirting and the all-day warm-up.
The MenuIdeas for the good part, from gentle to adventurous.
Learning to ReceiveWhy some people find it hard to just enjoy.
Bring It TogetherA slow evening, start to finish.

You also get

Clear illustrated diagrams
"Myth vs fact" and "Try this" boxes with practical steps
A "when to see a doctor" checklist
A printable worksheet
Research sources, so you know it is real

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From chapter 1, "The Problem With the Word". Every guide is written like a story, with real research behind it.

Saturday, 3:00pm. Zainab and Idris's living room. Zainab has a new planner. It is for intimacy. It is colour-coded.

Zainab had come a long way since the "situational" diagnosis. She and Idris were happier than ever. But she had noticed something.

"We still treat everything before sex like a trailer," she told Amara, flipping through her new planner. "Two minutes of kissing, then straight to the film. And the trailer is honestly my favourite part."

"Zainab," Amara said, "you have just described the biggest problem in most bedrooms."

JideWhy do we call it foreplay?

AmaraBecause the old idea was that it is just a warm-up before "real sex."

JideBut for most women, the "fore" part is where orgasms actually happen.

AmaraExactly. It is not the trailer, it is the film.

JideThe men's meeting has a new motto. Chidi made a sticker.

AmaraOf course he did.

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