Authors: Cynthia W. Gentry, Dana Fredsti
ISBN-13: 9781592333394, ISBN-10: 1592333397
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Rockport Publishers
Date Published: April 2010
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Cynthia W. Gentry is the author of The Bedside Orgasm Book and co-author of Red Hot Tantra: Erotic Secrets of Red Tantra. Her husband, Nima Badiey, is an enthusiastic participant in her book research. They live in the San Francisco Bay area.
Women of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life reveal frank, no-holds-barred truths about what turns them on, what men don’t get about sex, and what they wish men got about sex in a unique survey conducted by author Cynthia Gentry.
Men will discover exactly what their wives or girlfriends want them to know about foreplay, masturbation, sexual positions, orgasm, and getting them into the mood—and into the bedroom. An insider’s guide to women’s sexual psyche, this different look at sex debunks myths about what women find seductive, where men “blow” it sexually, and why women will opt to snuggle up with a good book rather than torch the sheets with their lover.
What Women Really Want in Bed is a man’s guide to giving her the sex she wants—so he can get the sex he wants.
Cynthia W. Gentry is an award-winning writer, screenwriter and journalist. She is the co-author of several books on sex, including What Men Really Want in Bed, Secret Seductions, and Red Hot Tantra: Erotic Secrets of Red Tantra for Intimate Soul-to-Soul Sex and Ecstatic, Enlightened Orgasms. She is the author of Mind-Blowing Orgasms Every Day. Her short fiction, essays, and film reviews have appeared in anthologies, literary journals and on the Web.
Dana Fredsti is a producer, writer, and director for theater, film, and television. She has written numerous published articles and essays. This book is her second writing partnership with Cynthia Gentry, after Secret Seductions, for which she used the pseudonym Roxanne Colville. She has also written several short stories and is working on herthird erotic romance novel under the nom de plume Inara LaVey.
Chapter 1 What Do Women Really Want in Bed? 8
How to Find Out What Your Woman Wants in Bed 13
Chapter 2 Fabulous Foreplay 14
What Women Wish Men Knew about Foreplay 16
What Kind of Foreplay Gets Women the Hottest? 22
Her Body Is a Wonderland: Her Erogenous Zones 27
Foreplay: What Not to Do 28
Good Things Come to Those Who Wait 31
Chapter 3 Hands On 32
What Women Wish Men Knew about Using Their Hands 34
Push My Buttons (The Right Ways) 40
Push My Buttons (The Wrong Ways) 44
Top Hand Techniques 47
Let Your Fingers Do the Talking 51
Chapter 4 Oral Sex: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 54
What Women Wish Men Knew About oral Sex 56
The Biggest Mistake Men Make During Oral Sex 64
The Sexiest Thing to Do with Your Mouth 69
Her Geography of Desire 73
What Women Wish Men Knew about Fellatio 75
Chapter 5 The Main Event 80
What Women wish Men Knew about the “The Act” 82
Does Size Matter? 87
Location, Location, Location 90
Can We (Dirty) Talk? 94
Favorite Positions 96
What's the Frequency? 102
Crashing & Burning: A How-To Guide 106
Parting Words 109
Chapter 6 All about Orgasms 110
In Search of the Big O 112
Surefire Orgasm Techniques 115
Faking It 118
The Truth about Multiple Orgasms 122
Chapter 7 The Afterglow 124
What Women Wish Men Knew about the Afterglow 126
Ending a Bang with a Whimper: The Biggest After-Sex Turnoffs 134
How to Be Rude in Four Easy Steps 139
The Bottom Line 141
Chapter 8 Flights of Fantasy 142
What Women Wish Men Knew about Their Sexual Fantasies 144
What is She Fantasizing About? 150
Let the Games Begin 154
Not Her Game 156
Toy Time 158
The Pornography Question 159
Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down: BDSM 163
Will You Share her Wilder Side? 166
Appendix: How to Get A Woman into Bed: Secrets of Seduction 168
What Women Wish Men Knew about Seduction 170
What's the First Thing Women Notice about a Guy? 179
What Part of Your Body Does She Find the Sexiest? 184
The Brass Tacks of Seduction 188
Came Killers 190
How Soon Is Too Soon (or Not Soon Enough)? 191
You Go First. No, YOU Go First! 193
How to Keep Things Going 197
Acknowledgments 200
About the Authors 202
Index 204