What is an orgasm, and how do I know if I've had one? My partner really wants to have sex, but how do I know he/she is not just using me? We have gone out with my partner for close to nine months now and we have only been to third base. Is this normal? Should I allow more? Those are some of the questions that you might want to ask but are too embarrassed to ask your parents, or they are too embarrassed to answer them.
Isabella Darling's book launches into conversations about a topic every teenager is excited by and hushed when they try to talk about - sex. It shatters taboos and faces misinformation from binary stereotypes and distorted images by the media, revealing how the young person is to understand sex and negotiate the decision whether to engage or not.
Drawing on some of the most common questions teenagers ask, the author breaks apart sex and puts it together to climax in an orgasmic guide for every young person's hands. The result is an unraveling of hidden truths, understanding consent, and bringing to bear the realities of the teenager's sexuality in the world today.
