The hidden history of female sexual pleasure

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Vi driver vores virksomhed på Shopify. Start din gratis prøveperiode på shopify.com. When we think about women's sex lives in the past, many of us might assume that they simply lay back and thought of England, as the old saying goes. But, in this episode of the History Extra podcast, Kate Lister, whose new book is Flick, The Story of Female Pleasure, shares with Charlotte Vosper the many ways in which this is far from the truth. Please note, this episode contains a very frank and open discussion of sexual experiences and practices and strong language throughout.

Your new book offers us a history of female sexual pleasure and it takes us all the way from the ancient goddesses of sex to modern-day contraception. But before we dive into what's going to be a really frank and open discussion of the history of sexual pleasure, Why did you want to write this book? Right. So this book is born of my deep and abiding frustration at the idea that women's sex drive or pursuit of pleasure is somehow less than men's.

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