A Taste Of The Cunnilinguist: How To Give And Receive... A free taster of tips from both ends of the tongue (ePub)

Did you know that receiving oral sex can double a woman's chance of orgasm and that lesbians report better sex lives than their straight counterparts?

Enter The Cunnilinguist…

Regardless of gender, sexuality or relationship status, if you're someone who would like to improve your experience of giving or (and?!) receiving cunnilingus, then this "refreshingly modern guide" might just be the answer you're looking for.

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You're looking at a free taster of what's inside the full publication. The Cunnilinguist. Enjoy 4,000 words and a couple of diagrams on me :) Note that there is no "adult" or "explicit" material contained in this taster. The full book can be purchased as an eBook, Paperback or Audiobook.

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Going down. Eating out. Rug-munching. Speaking in tongues. No matter what you call cunnilingus, talking about it is sometimes uncomfortable and awkward—Until now.

The Cunnilinguist is a refreshingly modern guide to oral sex with a sense of humor. Written by a woman experienced in and passionate about pleasure, this guide will build your confidence in giving—or receiving—oral sex.

You'll learn tested tips, tricks and techniques that any giver or receiver can try. The Cunnilinguist has insights for readers from beginner to advanced, single to married, and regardless of gender or sexual orientation.

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Susan Harper, PhD

"This refreshingly modern guide takes the business of giving and receiving pleasure seriously, but never takes itself too seriously. It's full of orgasm-inducing tips and techniques for both giver and receiver, presented with equal doses of good humor and practical, usable information. I also appreciate her careful attention to the social issues—gender socialization, religious shame, and more—that can impact the ways we are willing to give and receive pleasure."

"The Cunnilinguist is the kind of book I wish I'd had available to my Sociology of Sexuality students. It manages to be both informative and well-researched while also being a fun, irreverent frolic. The description of the vaginal/vulvar/clitoral anatomy is worth the cover price alone, given how many people who possess these structures don't know what they're called or how they work."