When all three of those things are there, you're doing really well. There's a very wide range of women's sexual normalcy:Įmily Nagoski: "We're taught, from the very beginning in our culture, a model of sexual response that is based entirely on how men work, and so the extent to which women fail to be like men is the extent to which they fail to be sexually normal, and that's just not true.The standards, for me, for healthy, normal sex are consent, lack of unwanted pain and satisfaction. Her new book is, "Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science that Will Transform Your Sex Life." She tweets 7 Sex Education Lessons From Emily Nagoski's 'Come As You Are'ġ. She teaches a course on women's sexuality. This begs the question, how did so many women come to feel that their anatomy, their sex lives and everything in between were abnormal? GuestĮmily Nagoski, director of wellness education at Smith College.
The majority of them have the revelation, "I'm normal!" We discuss women and sex with Emily Nagoski, who, when she teaches a course on sexuality at Smith College, asks her students what the most important thing they learned in the class was. "Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life," by Emily Nagoski of Smith College. Facebook Email This article is more than 8 years old.
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