The art of vagina service

Vagina, vulva, fanny, peach. That's what it's called, isn't it? But the right question is: is a woman proud enough of it? A woman's vagina is often perceived in a utilitarian way; they wash it, wax it, and even have surgery on it to meet men's expectations. But if a woman doesn't approach her vagina with understanding and proper pride, she won't achieve full satisfaction from sex (and neither will the person she's having it with). And she won't achieve full satisfaction in her personal life or at work either. Because the vulva, beautiful, amazing and anatomically unique, is the source of female power. The authors of the book, a journalist and a psychologist, try to provide answers to questions such as how to achieve orgasm, how to maintain desire in a relationship, whether it's better to find a lover or simply hire one, how to deal with harassment, how to look after your own interests both in and out of a relationship, how and what to masturbate with, why it sometimes pays to have an affair with a woman even if you consider yourself 100% straight, and how to enjoy your sexuality during menopause, illness, depression and relationship problems. The Art of Using a Vagina is a guide for women and men. No one comes into the world with a perfect knowledge of it, but it is definitely worth delving into its exploration, because the vagina is a sea of possibilities, an explosion of energy and an entire ocean of emotions.