There is probably no bigger myth in this world than everything that concerns the vagina: her G-spots, her orgasms, her clitoris. The female genitalia are those great unknown but great hypotheses of the male world. And, from what is seen in this book, it may also present surprises for those of its bewildered owners who dare to this exercise in self-discovery.
I would like to make it clear that he or she wants to see before starting any hint of sexist treatment on the matter, better leave this post. If the author speaks openly about the pussy, do not expect me to be squeamish, in the same way that if I reviewed a book about the penis and its two companions ...
The physiology of the vagina is diverse and complex, hormones act on it and through it are released what in other centuries would be determined as different "humors" of the body. It could not be otherwise that the sexuality of this device had a diversity of nuances and possibilities. The star issue, how could it be otherwise when talking about the pussy is the clitoris. If you think you are absolute connoisseurs of this small fleshy body (by definition, it is not my thing), venture to those who clarify these pages about it ...
But Nina also tells us about the exposure of this organ to infections typical of sexual activity and how it affects the direct introduction of various contraceptive substances ... Clear and openly, go.
Medicine, studies, experiences, a whole compendium of knowledge narrated in a pleasant and simple way. And although sexuality acquires a specific weight, it is not a capital issue of the book. Knowing the vagina goes beyond this sexual expression. Therefore, it is also especially recommended for a better knowledge in the practical (and exposed in a very pleasant way) of that important duct or vulva, the essence of life of our species ...
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