Emily nagoski is a phenomenal educator and communicator. She uses her superpower to change your body/*/emotion/stress situation for the better.

Reading this book was like sitting down for several intense sessions with a kind, thoughtful, caring * therapist. This is a book about embracing yourself as a woman and breaking the expectations that were embedded with and reminded about in our every ...  Read More

There is so much information and misunderstandings for women’s * that this book discusses.

Trust the terrain. While the studies were done on specific samples, the theories hold and could certainly be more broadly applied with caveats.

Author claims women have * “accelerators” and “brakes” as if it’s some sort of revolution based on ground-breaking science. She claims that virginity has no value or place in society at all, and that the ideals that such practice entails are utterly o...  Read More

It is so dry, tedious, repetitive, and boring. It is also too hyped the surprising new science. Hhgghjjkjhghjkkhggjkhhuhghjkhhkljhgjjhh by hub.

She uses colloquial language throughout the entire thing, which was like nails on a chalkboard to me. All of this is a real shame, because she has a lot of very good information and teaches about * in a way that is approachable.