Clit-ology: Master Every Move from A to G-Spot to Give Her Ultimate Pleasure

by Jordan LaRousse, Samantha Sade

Overview

Clit-ology is a savvy guide to a woman's most intimate geography and how men can work it for her pleasure as well as his own. Filled with techniques for getting her wet, wild, and orgasmic, Clit-ology addresses myths and mysteries surrounding her secret garden such as “Can a woman really become revirginized if she doesn't have sex for a long time?”, “Why does it take a woman four times as long as a man to climax?”, and “How does a woman's internal anatomy change during arousal and intercourse?” Written by Jordan LaRousse and Samantha Sade, founders of the top erotica site Oysters&Chocolate, Clit-ology gives real-gal advice on what gets women to “OH, yes!!” This book demystifies the pussy with a combination of sexual techniques, vagina lore and trivia, andreal-gal advice about what turns them on “down there.”

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781610581653
Publisher:	Quiver Books
Publication date:	11/01/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	176
File size:	51 MB
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About the Author

Jordan LaRousse is a co-owner and co-editor of the premier online magazine for women's erotica, Oysters & Chocolate (www.oystersandchocolate.com) along with Samantha Sade. The site is now home to over 700 articles and stories, 24,000 unique visitors per month and over 50 galleries of stimulating erotic art. O&C is the sex-positive playground for adult women of all ages and demographics. Through Oysters & Chocolate, the duo strives to not only provide quality literary erotica, but to engage women from all walks of life in the topic of sex in a fun and informative way. The sex-advice question and answer column 'Ask Jordan,' as well as the many toy, video, website, and product reviews written by Jordan and Samantha have established the site as a serious and trusted place to go for sex information and education. LaRousse is the co-author of Penis Genius, Clit-ology, and Mastering Your Man from Head to Head and the co-editor of two erotic anthologies. She believes that great sex comes from that spark when the mind, body, and imagination come together in perfect harmony. She is based in Denver, Colorado.

Samantha Sade is a co-owner and co-editor of the premier online magazine for women\u2019s erotica, Oysters & Chocolate (www.oystersandchocolate.com) along with Jordan LaRousse. The site is now home to over 700 articles stories, 24,000 unique visitors per month and over 50 galleries of stimulating erotic art. O&C is the sex-positive playground for adult women of all ages and demographics. Through Oysters & Chocolate, the duo strives to not only provide quality literary erotica, but to engage women from all walks of life in the topic of sex in a fun and informative way. The sex-advice question and answer column \u201cAsk Jordan,\u201d as well as the many toy, video, website, and product reviews written by Jordan and Samantha have established the site as a serious and trusted place to go for sex information and education.
Jordan LaRousse is a co-owner and co-editor of the premier online magazine for women's erotica, Oysters & Chocolate (www.oystersandchocolate.com) along with Samantha Sade. The site is now home to over 700 articles and stories, 24,000 unique visitors per month and over 50 galleries of stimulating erotic art. O&C is the sex-positive playground for adult women of all ages and demographics. Through Oysters & Chocolate, the duo strives to not only provide quality literary erotica, but to engage women from all walks of life in the topic of sex in a fun and informative way. The sex-advice question and answer column 'Ask Jordan,' as well as the many toy, video, website, and product reviews written by Jordan and Samantha have established the site as a serious and trusted place to go for sex information and education. LaRousse is the co-author of Penis Genius, Clit-ology, and Mastering Your Man from Head to Head and the co-editor of two erotic anthologies. She believes that great sex comes from that spark when the mind, body, and imagination come together in perfect harmony. She is based in Denver, Colorado.
Samantha Sade is a co-owner and co-editor of the premier online magazine for women\u2019s erotica, Oysters & Chocolate (www.oystersandchocolate.com) along with Jordan LaRousse. The site is now home to over 700 articles stories, 24,000 unique visitors per month and over 50 galleries of stimulating erotic art. O&C is the sex-positive playground for adult women of all ages and demographics. Through Oysters & Chocolate, the duo strives to not only provide quality literary erotica, but to engage women from all walks of life in the topic of sex in a fun and informative way. The sex-advice question and answer column \u201cAsk Jordan,\u201d as well as the many toy, video, website, and product reviews written by Jordan and Samantha have established the site as a serious and trusted place to go for sex information and education.

Read an Excerpt

Ten Signs She May Exhibit as She Experiences Climax

1. FLUSHED FACE AND CHEST: This is called a sex flush, and it makes some women red and blotchy as they approach orgasm. (Note: This is probably easier to see on an Irish lover than on a Latina lover.)

2. PULSATING AND CONTRACTIONS within her anus and pussy: This should feel extra good around your cock, tongue, or fingers.

3. EXTREME TENSION IN THE BODY: Watch for her back arching, thighs tightening, hands grasping, and facial muscles contorting. This will all be followed by abrupt relaxation and collapse after her orgasm is finished.

4. (BEWARE: THESE LOUD VOCALIZATIONS DO NOT NECESSARILY MEAN ORGASM!) This is a good way to fake it (just think of the famous fake orgasm scene in the 1989 movie When Harry Met Sally). Not to say that women don’t get loud when they come, but this is not a sure sign. Women can orgasm quietly, too. (We have practice sneaking in a masturbation session and quietly coming, too.) If she is vocal, an authentic orgasm will more likely be composed of guttural moans, crazy laughter, crying, and other illogical noises, and will not necessarily echo the self-conscious dramatics of your favorite porn star.

5. CLITORIS RETRACTION INTO THE CLITORAL HOOD AND DARKENING OF THE LABIA: This will be easier to see if your face is in her pussy when she comes (just another reason to practice oral sex). Technically, these signs occur during the plateau phase, about ninety seconds before the big O, 13 so now is not the time to change what you are doing— just keep on keepin’ on.

6. INCREASE IN SIZE OF THE INNER LABIA: It may also get (even more) puffy.

7. HEART RATE PEAKS, causing her to gasp and pant, and she may break into a sweat.

8. FLOODING OR SQUIRTING if you are hitting their G-spot just right.

9. CHANGE IN TEXTURE: The flesh on the roof of her vaginal canal will sometimes become ridged or rough (something you will feel with your finger more than with your penis).

10. SHE TELLS YOU: If you’re really unsure, ask her to tell you when she’s coming (and to be honest) so you can really be clear about what happens when she does. Eventually you’ll be familiar with her body’s specific combination of reactions and you won’t need the alert.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Why This Is the Must-Read Book for Men Who Want Pussy

Chapter 1 / VulvAnatomy: A Comprehensive Atlas to Your Favorite Lass

Chapter 2 / The Big O: Journey to the Center of Her Orgasm

Chapter 3 / Finger Fun: Let Your Fingers Do the Walking!

Chapter 4 / Licking the Cunny: Proper Techniques for Delivering Amazing Cunnilingus

Chapter 5 / Fun with Dick: Mastering the Bump ’n Grind

Chapter 6 / And Anal: Approaching Ass-tastic Amusement

Chapter 7 / Her Other Buttons: Where to Find Them and How to Push Them

Chapter 8 / Oh Boy, Let’s Talk Toys!: Add Them to Your Repertoire for Her Endless Amusement, and Yours

Chapter 9 / Her Brain on Sex: The Mind-to-Pussy Connection

Chapter 10 / Her Libido: From Wild Girl to Cold Shoulder, What Does It all Mean?

Chapter 11 / Big-Bellied Mamas: Pregnancy and Childbirth and Its Effect on Her Sexuality

Endnotes

Acknowledgments

About the Authors