What if everything you've been taught about female sexuality is based on the wrong model? Discover the science that will transform how you think about sex, desire, and your own body. Show notes / Free Audiobook Come As You Are Summary: The Science of Female Sexual Desire by Emily Nagoski Introduction For decades, women have been told their sexuality should look a certain way—spontaneous, effortless, and always ready. When reality doesn't match this idealized picture, many feel broken or ashamed. But what if the problem isn't you? What if it's the model? Dr. Emily Nagoski, a sex educator and researcher, dismantles myths about female sexuality with cutting-edge science and compassion. She reveals that sexual wellbeing comes from understanding your unique body and mind, not conforming to external standards. Whether struggling with low libido or simply wanting to understand female arousal better, this book offers evidence-based insights that can change everything. Who This Book Is For This book speaks directly to women experiencing low desire, difficulty with arousal, or frustration about their sex lives. It's for partners seeking to understand female sexuality beyond stereotypes. It's for anyone who's felt broken because their sexuality doesn't match cultural narratives. If you've ever wondered why desire fades in relationships, why context matters more than technique, or why your body doesn't always cooperate with your mind, this book offers answers grounded in research, not shame. About Emily Nagoski Dr. Emily Nagoski holds a PhD in health behavior and is a certified sex educator. She has taught human sexuality at the University of Delaware and worked as a sex educator for over a decade. Her research focuses on sexual health, pleasure, and the science of desire. She's recognized internationally for making sexual science accessible and shame-free. Her work has been featured in major media outlets and has helped thousands of women understand their sexuality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices