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But Please Don’t Judge Me: Why Female Sexual Empowerment Matters

seductive black womenEvery week my inbox is met with letters from men and women seeking advice on how to improve their sex lives, and most often, women approach me with more desperation than their counterparts. The tone that surrounds the desires of these women is often one of worry because many of them don’t want to be potato sacks in the bedroom, yet many are unclear about how to improve their sexual skill.

The journey to sexual realization is an uphill trek for women due to the perception of female sexuality perpetuated by the male societal standard.

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Throughout history, female sexual pleasure has been shunned, frowned upon and has always been forbidden from being seen or experienced by women themselves—that is until the recent century. Society in Western culture is far from the archaic ways of earlier centuries that placed women in a lesser subcategory than men.

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Women now have equal rights as men and can choose to live their lives open and freely in whatever expression they choose, yet so many are still fearful of embracing their sexuality. As far as society has advanced, we still carry ideals from the past into the future from year to year. Sexuality is still viewed as something only men should openly embrace and enjoy, while women are expected to keep their sexual desires locked away only to be expressed in the presence of a desiring man.

Today’s woman within a committed relationship is unconsciously plagued with the dichotomy of wanting to satisfy her mate but fearing the label of judgment that may be placed upon her if she enjoys sex or explores entirely too much.  This pulling of poles leaves many confused about how to improve their situations. And this is where female sexual empowerment comes in.

Female sexual empowerment involves the removal of shame from expressing one’s sexuality and the acceptance of one’s sexual being. There are women who go throughout life never truly connecting with their sexuality let alone their own sexual anatomy, afraid to let their hands venture to that “area down there” for the experience of pleasure.

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The key to sexual empowerment is a woman becoming completely comfortable within her sexual self and being free in her expression of her pleasure whether with a partner or solo. This expression doesn’t have to be shared with the world, but she should carry her awareness in confidence.

Once security sets in, a woman can become comfortable with participating in various forms of sex education to learn new techniques to bring to the bedroom in order to secure her satisfaction (men have an orgasm every time they have sex—women aren’t as easily aroused to that point). Becoming confident within a sexual body takes work, dedication and the proper guidance in how  to do so, but every woman can benefit from the process.

 

Tyomi MorganGlamazon Tyomi is a freelance writer, model and sex educator with a deeply rooted passion for spreading the message of sex positivity and encouraging the masses to embrace their sexuality. Her website, www.sexperttyomi.com, reaches internationally as a source for advice and information for the sexually active/curious. Follow her on Twitter at @glamazontyomi.

By Derrick Lane | Published January 12, 2015

January 12, 2015 by Tyomi Morgan

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