The Big O: The ultimate sex and relationship guide from Twitter guru and LaidBare podcast host Oloni

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a b c d e f g h Manavis, Sarah. "How Oloni became the voice of female sexual empowerment". New Statesman . Retrieved 2021-01-13. With exclusive bonus audio material! Oloni discusses dilemmas from real women and imparts her indispensable advice. How you orgasm and what helps get you there will be pretty individual to you. Over the years, I’ve seen lots of people claim there are different kinds of orgasms and give tips on how to achieve them, but when it comes to scientific research, the jury’s out on whether there actually are distinct ‘types’ of orgasm or whether we just experience them at different intensities and alongside different sensations. Personally, I don’t think it really matters. What matters is that you feel empowered to explore your body and figure out what feels good to you. To the women who refuse to let society dictate what they should and shouldn’t do with their bodies.”

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The Big O" is a guide to "dating, loving & †**king", has been created to get to increase sex positivity, and to encourage women to demand more in the bedroom. I definitely enjoyed learning more about my vagina and sexual heath. Not to mention reading about kinks, different sex positions, how to make consent sexy, sexual compatibility and sex toys. This book had it all!! a b "Dami Olonisakin - beds.ac.uk | University of Bedfordshire". www.beds.ac.uk . Retrieved 2021-01-13. Godfrey, Kara (2015-11-20). "The Cosmopolitan Blog Awards 2015 with Blossom Hill Belle Blush: the party!". Cosmopolitan . Retrieved 2021-01-13.I think every women should read this! Such an entertaining and enlightening book. In a world where the orgasm gap is still bigger than ever, this book offers golden nuggets of advice and positive talk, helping women to dispel the sex negative attitudes that society has bestowed upon them. Although, it was written from a heterosexual point of view, I felt like most of the information is applicable for us bisexuals too. Not only was this book entertaining it was also very educational. I loved that Oloni did extensive research into sex and relationship, consent, virginity, sexual health and range of other important topics. I loved that she was very open in this book about her own sexual experiences. She discusses the need for women to be able to enjoy sex just as much as men and offers some very helpful tips. Overall, I enjoyed “The BIg O”. It's provided me with lots of discussions & debates within my marriage & friendship groups. Sex is definitely something we should be discussing more. We've been talking about female friendship in the last couple of weeks and focussing on what happens when friendship goes wrong. Can you fix a friendship that has broken and should you try? Daniella and Nataliya - Dan and Nat - are both 33 and they live in London. Jo Morris talked to them, separately, about their long friendship and what it means to them.

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If you're going to watch porn, know it's not real': meet Britain's sex-positive influencers; In schools and on YouTube, these taboo-breaking educators are giving young people a helping hand". The Guardian (London, England): NA. 2020-02-08. The ultimate sex-positive manifesto will show you how to reclaim and pursue your sexual desires, sensuality, autonomy, and pleasure. By breaking down taboos, rejecting shame, and refusing repression, we can all harness the power of sexual freedom and start enjoying the – sex – life we’ve always dreamt of. Olonisakin has lived in the United Kingdom. [1] She was raised in a Nigerian and Christian household. She has one younger sister. [1] As a child, she did not receive comprehensive sex education. [3] Oloni earned a bachelor's degree in journalism with honours from the University of Bedfordshire. [4] Media work [ edit ] Simply Oloni blog [ edit ] It would be that everyone – men, women, non-binary people – should have sex how they want to have sex, not how society has historically dictated how they should have sex, to have sex for themselves, not because they feel it will keep them in a relationship, or sex that makes them worry about being slut-shamed. I want people to have sex that makes them feel good about themselves. That’s not to say that you can’t enjoy sex without climaxing, because you can, you really can; it’s just about being honest about your desires and not feeling as though you should have to settle sexually. No one should. We should all be enjoying intimacy and leaving the bedroom satisfied, knowing we had sex with someone who understands our pleasure and cares enough to help us reach the highest form of it.Women 2016: Trolled for giving sex advice to strangers - but I won't stop". BBC News. 2016-12-09 . Retrieved 2021-01-13. Your brain will also release the happy hormones dopamine and oxytocin, the latter of which is linked to increased social bonding (which is why you sometimes feel extra loved-up after you cum).

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One tip to help stop your brain from worrying, and increase your chances of orgasm, is to allow your imagination to take over. Yep, I’m talking about using fantasies during sex. Think that sounds weird? It’s not! Lots of women do it, so let’s normalise it. In fact, a 2014 study found that women who’d had erotic thoughts during sex had a higher chance of climaxing. When sexual wellness platform OMGYES.com partnered up with Indiana University and world-famous sex research hub the Kinsey Institute, to look into how women achieve orgasm, they found that a huge percentage use something called ‘framing’ – which often takes the form of fantasising. OKAYAFRICA - 100 WOMEN". OKAYAFRICA's 100 WOMEN-US. Archived from the original on 2020-11-23 . Retrieved 2021-01-13. Alternative parking is available nearby at the APCOA Cornwall Road Car Park (490 metres), subject to charges. Blue Badge parking at APCOA Cornwall Road Olonisakin started the blog Simply Oloni in 2008. She wrote her first blog posts at the age of 18, in response to a sermon that opposed abortion. [5] [2] She said: Ladies shall we have some fun?' Some of you may recognise this catchphrase and be thinking of the sex and relationship expert Oloni, who built an online community by speaking openly about sex and relationships. Her new book – The Big O – is out and goes into detail about how we can close what she calls ‘the orgasm gap’. Oloni joins Emma.The Bank of England’s intervention yesterday to calm financial markets after the government’s mini-budget came hot on the heels of the International Monetary Fund warning that the measures are likely to fuel the cost of living crisis. One woman who’s been advising the IMF over the past 20 years is Ngaire Woods, now Professor of Global Economic Governance at the University of Oxford, she joins Emma. Dami "Oloni" Olonisakin (born 6 August 1990) is a British Nigerian sex educator and relationship advisor. [1] She runs the blog Simply Oloni and a podcast. [2] Olonisakin was included on OkayAfrica's 100 Women list.