USER MANUAL. SEX

Finally, a comprehensive guide to sexual intercourse! Sex is as old as human civilization. So why, despite the millennia, are the secrets of a happy cohabitation still so elusive? This guide is ideal for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge in this area. Whether you're just starting your adventure with sex or already have some experience, this book offers valuable tips and advice.

• Answers to the most important questions: Why do men fall asleep after orgasm?
• Secrets of the G-spot: Where to look for it and how to stimulate it?
• Erotic toys: How to introduce them into a relationship?
• Condoms for women: Do they really exist?
• Hypospadias: What exactly is it?
• Practical advice: For beginners and advanced users

"Sex. User manual" is a book that will help you understand your body and needs. You will learn how to communicate with your partner and how to explore new areas of pleasure together. The author, Felicia Zopol, is an experienced "sex expert" who explains even the most complex issues in an accessible way. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to enjoy more pleasure in their sexual life and build fulfilling relationships.

This book is not only a collection of dry facts and definitions, but above all a practical guide that will help you dispel any doubts and fears related to sex. You will find answers to your nagging questions, as well as inspiration to experiment and discover your own sexuality. Regardless of age, gender or orientation, this book is for you.

"Sex. User manual" is an investment in your happiness and satisfaction in your relationship. Thanks to it, you will learn to understand yourself and your partner better, which will translate into more intimate and satisfying relationships. Don't wait any longer, grab this book and start enjoying sexual life to the fullest!

Vesper Publishing guarantees high quality and reliability of information. The book has 206 pages and a format of 12.5x18 cm. The paperback binding makes it light and handy, ideal for taking on a trip. Year of issue: 2011.