Big O - travel guide to the top

Everyone knows the typical lovemaking scene from movies. A woman and a man merge into each other in a state of great passion and forget about everything. Without foreplay, the man thrusts into the lustful woman. After a couple of minutes of intercourse, they both come at the same time, moaning.

In reality, a woman's orgasm is rarely the result of such insignificant efforts. Most women suffer from orgasmic difficulties at some point in their lives; it may suddenly slip away into the unknown or they may not even have caught on yet. There is no shortcut to happiness in this matter either, but orgasm is fortunately achievable.

A sex therapist's instructions help every woman tackle the obstacles to her pleasure, and the practical book points the way towards earth-shaking orgasms, the intensity of which is measured at the extreme end of the Richter scale. In addition to the sex therapist's instructions, women themselves also have a voice. What are the most common problems? How do women themselves experience their orgasms? And how can a partner help their woman towards more and better orgasms?