(FE = Female Ejaculation)

-About the Author: Deborah Sundahl

She teaches classes to women on how to ejaculate and has been doing so for years and she also made some videos.

-Part 1 contains the anatomy and history of FE. (This section is 63 pages long)

In part 1, the author talks about the female sex organ and its different parts, where they are and what they do. Some of these parts include a female prostate, I had never heard of such a thing. She talks about the prostate and how there are different shapes (drawings included) and this affects where your G-Spot is located. She did some ejaculate and urine comparison tests with a lab and assures us that it's not urine, though it does contain a very small portion of urine. The reason for people considering it urine is because a when a woman ejaculates it feels like she has to pee, though it's not likely you're going to pee if you're fully aroused. She included a before and after ejaculation picture of a woman's insides. To be completely honest, if you're not a doctor you might not be able to tell what's what in the picture, but the 2 pictures are different. There are 3 types of orgasms that a woman can have (Clitoral, G-Spot and Uterine) and I'm guessing they feel different because different nerves and muscles groups contract for each type. She gives a chart about what type of stimulation is needed and how easy/hard it is to ejaculate for each type of stimulation. She finishes part 1 with a FE history lesson. She found documents and drawings of female ejaculation dating back to B.C. She covers how various time periods and races viewed ejaculation. Some believed it would give the drinker immortality or how it aided in the process of pregnancy.

-Part 2 covers the actual process to ejaculating. (This section is 89 pages long)

She starts off with a few exercises you can do to measure your PC muscles strength. This is important because without strong vaginal muscles, ejaculating might not be possible. You can do Kegels to bring up your PC muscle strength. It's possible to see your G-Spot with a mirror and she tells you how to do it. Then she walks you through step-by-step how to bring your self to ejaculation by stimulating your G-Spot. Your menstrual cycle affects how easy it is to achieve FE, she explains when the best time is to try for maximum results. By the way it's possible you can have FE with or without an orgasm, the 2 are separate.

She gives advice on how to pick a sex toy that's good for G-Spot stimulation. She gives examples of some of her favorites ranging from $20 up to $600. She covers some positions you can use for the best chances of achieving an ejaculation. She even covers how to protect furniture and bedding from ejaculation from towels, things to buy and even one time use disposable options designed specifically for FE.

-Part 3 talks about sexual abuse and it's effects on FE. (This section is 40 pages long)

In this section she talks about how sexual abuse can cause your vaginal muscles to tense up and your G-spot to lose sensation. She covers how to sensitize your G-Spot if you have lost all or some sensation to it.

I'm a guy and I'm single, so I did not have a chance to try anything to see if it works. But there is too much info in this book with too many references to actual research and sexologists for this to be fake, as some people believe. I think anyone can benefit from reading this book because it's more than just a sex manual - it's a learning experience. She includes other peoples thoughts about FE from her website throughout the book.