Keirouen
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It's a controversial topic for many people. I'm reading several books on the subject. I'm a girl so I should know, right? 
I've observed that few people really understand the inner workings of human sexuality, especially a woman's desire.
Objectively I agree with everything I've read so far
I value emotional connection above anything. For me at least, this gave me insight.
I am really starting to understand that a perfect relationship with a woman isn't only about sharing a deep emotional connection. Things like asking "is this okay?" each time during sex is a turnoff. Being sudden, having an element of surprise -that's passion. Sustaining a both sexually and emotionally fulfilling relationship with a woman takes delicate balance and stepping out of your comfort zone.
~That's what I learned. What's your take on the nature of female desire?

I've observed that few people really understand the inner workings of human sexuality, especially a woman's desire.
The book I recommend is
What Do Women Want? Adventures in the Science of Female Desire by Daniel Bergner
Here's some key points I've read on so far.
What Do Women Want? Adventures in the Science of Female Desire by Daniel Bergner
Here's some key points I've read on so far.
- Women get sexually aroused by the carnal desire of a partner (raw uncontrolled desire)
- Overly romantic partners who are kind and understanding don't arouse a woman for long (she loves her partner with all her heart but the raw lust that initiates sex is gone)
- If you want a woman to see you sexually, the impression you make on the woman strongly correlates with the phase of her menstrual cycle
- A controlling and withholding partner is more sexually arousing than a giving and accepting partner
- Bad relationships kill desire but for the above reasons, good relationships don't guarantee sustainable desire
- Being the object of "primal need" is on a base level arousing for a woman
- For a woman "melding" or being in a relationship with so much emotional closeness that you can say "you complete me" is like a flat line and there's no room for the climactic peaks of carnal desire (this explains why many long-term lesbian relationships have a decrease in the frequency of sex)
- Female sexuality is viewed as innately demure and controlled but this is being proved to be a deeply rooted cultural construct
- A woman's body and her mind are in discord (what she thinks is arousing and what her body is aroused by isn't in sync)
- Women are physically aroused by a wide range of visual stimuli (men are aroused more discriminately)
- In a confined space and in close proximity with a partner a woman will want sex more than in a widely open space
Objectively I agree with everything I've read so far

I value emotional connection above anything. For me at least, this gave me insight.
I am really starting to understand that a perfect relationship with a woman isn't only about sharing a deep emotional connection. Things like asking "is this okay?" each time during sex is a turnoff. Being sudden, having an element of surprise -that's passion. Sustaining a both sexually and emotionally fulfilling relationship with a woman takes delicate balance and stepping out of your comfort zone.
~That's what I learned. What's your take on the nature of female desire?