In recent decades we women have undergone a genuine revolution. We have learned to demand pay equality, have taken key positions, and we manage careers and families with skill. But the most real and exciting revolution is taking place in our most intimate place: the right to know our bodies, to explore them, and to demand uncompromising pleasure. The term "sexual health" has long ceased to be a slur, and the understanding that orgasm and pleasure are an integral part of our quality of life has already taken root. The post "No Taboo, No Secrets: The Women's Guide to Your Precise Pleasure" first appeared in Salon.
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