Orgasm in 5 Minutes by Tina Robbins

can give you away! They are recommended for women who have underdeveloped vaginal muscles, because their movement helps strengthen them. Many times, they are hollow with a smaller ball inside that hits the walls of the big one when it moves and cause even more excitement.
    Vibrators. They come in all colors, shapes, and even flavors. They run on disposable batteries or a battery that is charged with a plug. If you have never had an orgasm while masturbating, run to buy one at the first sex shop you find! Start by using it directly on the clitoris, and get ready, because those sensations are indescribable. You can also use vibrators with your partner and apply them on different parts of your body.
    Penis extenders. They are so called because they are like a condom with a tip that has a sort of ridge that gives the feeling of penis enlargement. With that little bump, your partner’s penis has easy access to the G-spot. Longer or shorter, you will never forget the feeling that it will give you.
COCK RINGS
Does your partner suffer from premature ejaculation? These metal rings are placed on the penis and testicles, and he gets a longer-lasting erection. Encourage him to give them a try! You will enjoy it more, and it will make him feel better.

    Panties with stimulator. You know that kind of harness that mountaineers wear? This is similar, but it is used to reach this other type of climax. Place these panties below your normal panties; where they meet your vagina, there is a small protrusion that rubs the clitoris. Can you imagine wearing them while you stroll through the park?
    Massage gloves. Yes, like the ones you wear in the snow, but in latex . . . and they vibrate! You can use them for your morning shower, use them to caress yourself, or give them to your partner to touch you wherever you like.
    Condoms. They may not be an instrument of pleasure, but for many reasons, it is very advisable to use them in relationships with a partner. They come in all shapes, colors, and flavors imaginable. How about a bit of raspberry-flavored oral sex?
    Suction pumps. They run on disposable batteries, or a battery that is charged by the electrical current, just as a mobile phone is. They are placed over the vagina or clitoris, and you can imagine their effect!
    So much for the “toys.” Let us talk now about other external “aids.” Are you still unable to fantasize? Do you still find it difficult to imagine your favorite actor embracing you in his arms or giving you oral pleasure? You just have to keep reading more.
    Erotic literature. Does that not sound much better than porn? In our world the “politically correct” is increasingly important. However, do not be afraid to call things by their proper names. To make this easier, and provide a resource that you can use in conversation, we will differentiate erotica from porn. Not that one is better than the other; it is simply that each one has its role and different effects depending on the person.
    Maybe you are one of those women who find romantic stories exciting—especially if they also contain some explicit sex, more or less. There are plenty of novels that meet those requirements. I will give just a few titles that you may find interesting: Lady Chatterley’s Lover by D. H. Lawrence and The Diary of Anaïs Nin and The Ages of Lulu by Almudena Grandes. They are not specifically sexual stories, but they do contain a lot of sex, which may suggest many starting points for your future fantasies. For a lot of women, the way in which sex acts are described in these stories are more exciting than explicit sex scenes in a movie.
    Another interesting aspect of what we might call “erotica” can be found in women’s magazines. Photos and stories of naked couples making love can be suggestive, but they are nothing compared to the actual testimonials that are published in many magazines. Reading about others’ sexual experiences is something irresistible. You may be surprised to