"All think we know a lot about sex, but not true. There are many myths, taboos that stop us from enjoying a healthy sexuality. " These are the words Victoria Páramo, author of "Sexuality: intention, attention, dedication, edited by Editorial Alcalá Education and was presented today in Madrid, at the bookstore Books Center.
Within these myths, Páramo is particularly critical of the assertion that sexual matters, the man learns and teaches women. This idea, said, "has led women to better understand male sexuality than his own." To reverse this idea, the book's author presented today means that women have become aware of herself, her sexuality is much more creative than men. The consequence of taking this fact is that the sexuality of men and women are on an equal footing.
This editorial work on this premise: sexuality accompanies us throughout life, it therefore seems logical that the man and woman attempt to acquire know-how necessary to avoid routine. To do this, Páramo says he does not propose specific targets is positive, as an orgasm, for example, but pay greater attention to communication and fun.
The presentation ceremony has turned the former Minister of Culture, Carmen Calvo, author of the book's prologue. Calvo has said that "This book takes us through the roads leading to the fate of a full life, accompanied by a full and happy sexuality, giving us the necessary guidance to achieve this.
For more information, contact Juan Ibáñez through the address: juanjoibanez@formacionalcala.es or 615 276 345.
0 comments:
Post a Comment