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Women experience arousal and orgasm as easily as men do

The symbiotic relationship between men and women

The male arousal cycle from erection to ejaculation

Male adolescence: differentiating orgasm from ejaculation

Women offer sex as an emotional bonding mechanism

Women do not experience easy erotic arousal with a lover

For women, sexual attraction does not include erotic arousal

Women’s ability to engage in sex is not limited by orgasm

Responsive women use surreal fantasy to generate arousal

Male arousal is acute but female arousal is subconscious

Women are sexually passive due to lack of erotic arousal

The female mind responds to many fewer erotic turn-ons

Orgasm is a vital aspect of male reproductive function

Differences between male and female responsiveness

Both sexes enjoy emotional rewards from sexual intimacy

Women’s arousal depends on a more indirect mechanism

Female arousal is more deeply buried in the subconscious

Orgasm comes at the end of activity intended to achieve it

Understanding what works: erotic versus emotional stimuli

Orgasm involves identifying with the penetrating male

Women’s sexual responses do not need to be sociable

The mind responds to erotic stimuli: concepts or objects

Mental arousal must always precede physical stimulation