A guide to sex, orgasms and everything: Sex educator Georgia Grace tells The Hook Up that for some people, learning about what orgasm means and where they may be in certain stages of arousal can be helpful. But she also acknowledges that sex is about so much more than this process: "Learning about your body and learning about pleasure that’s not just penetration and is about more than just that expectation to climax -- there’s so much pleasure that can be accessed beyond these habits of sexual trajectory.” The powerpoint presentation is about Things to Know About Female Orgasms.

1. A guide to sex, orgasms
and everything!
A 21st Century guide to sex in the city, in the country,
and anywhere you choose.
Sexual etiquette and techniques to improve your
love life

2. Are you both in the
mood?
It helps if you are both enthusiastic and focused on
the matter in hand!

3. Are you both in the mood?
It helps if you are both enthusiastic and focused on
the matter in hand!

4. Communicate positively
“I’m cmg!”

5. “Hi Sal! We’re just going to have sex.
Give me 5 minutes!”

6. Size isn’t everything!
Comfort and stimulation are improved if you are
compatible

7. Three phases
Good sex should have three stages:
Foreplay
Penetration
Orgasm

8. Foreplay
Approaches to foreplay vary from society to society
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9. Foreplay
Approaches to foreplay vary from society to society
“Brace yourself, Sheila!”

10. Take your time
Women especially are unlikely to achieve orgasm
without stimulation of the erogenous zones:
Breasts
Clitoris
G-spot

11. Experiment!
Talking helps make sure you are hitting the spot.
Manual and oral stimulation are a matter of taste!

12. Clitoral stimulation
There are a number of ways to achieve effective
stimulation of the clitoris…

13. Clitoral stimulation
There are a number of ways to achieve effective
stimulation of the clitoris…
… they do not always involve active partner participation!

14. The elusive G-spot
Many people think the G-spot is a myth.
Many women have never
experienced a vaginal
orgasm because of a lack of
stimulation of the G spot.
Dr Ernst Grafenberg ‘discovered’ the
G-spot in 1944.
Would you want him looking for
yours?

15. In search of the G-spot
Many are looking…

16. Some are successful!

17. Some are not

18. Some are not
It is!

19. Penetration
The position you choose should be pleasing for
both of you
The ‘missionary’ position is not the best way to stimulate the G-spot

20. Sometimes help is
needed
Don’t forget where you
hid those little blue pills!

21. Take your time
You may need to ‘block’ your thoughts, but don’t
be distracted

22. Think ‘nice’ thoughts

23. Be patient

24. “At least watching football, if I hang on for 90
minutes I see a result!”

25. The orgasm
Many women never achieve orgasm, some
experience and react to ecstasy in different ways
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26. The orgasm
Many women never achieve orgasm, some
experience and react to ecstasy in different ways

27. The orgasm
Many women never achieve orgasm, some
experience and react to ecstasy in different ways

28. The orgasm
Many women never achieve orgasm, some
experience and react to ecstasy in different ways

29. Some women have been
known to fake it!

30. Some women have been
known to fake it!
Oh Meg! Was it worth it?

31. “You can boast all you like, Arnie.
We DON’T do multiple orgasms!”

32. How was it for you?
Did the earth move?

33. Click the link to take part in the world’s largest
survey of the female orgasm.
And help women everywhere enjoy better sex!