LE PRINCIPE DU CUMSHOT

Women's desire has been hijacked. It's been diverted from their own interests by the cumshot principle.

When we try to understand female sexuality, we often tend to focus on the mechanics of the body. How does a woman come, how do you give her an orgasm? It's a question of interest to us all, men and women alike. But sex is first and foremost about desire, and desire is a complex thing. The truth is, in these purportedly liberated
times, the dominant erotic narrative and the depiction of the sexual roles expected of women are still verwhelmingly male-oriented. How could this not curtail the potential of their libido?

In her book, Lili Boisvert draws both on scientific research and pop culture as she takes a vivid, tongue-in-cheek look at the messages we send and receive about women and sex, exposes common obstacles to female erotic expression and satisfaction, and ponders just what a true sexual liberation of women could look like.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
A warning
Introduction
1. Me hunter, you prey
2. Cougars and nymphets
3. The Purity imperative
4. Sexual segregation, rebooted
5. The First Sex
6. The Holy Grail
7. The orgasm divide
Conclusion
Glossary

AUTHOR
Lili Boisvert is a journalist, a columnist and a TV host. She is the host of Sexplora, a weekly show broadcast on ICI Explora, the Canadian Broadcasting Coporation's scientific channel. She is also cocreator of “Les Brutes,” broadcast on Télé-Quebec, an iconoclastic feminist web series about the social issues dear to Generation Y.