She Comes First: The Thinking Man’s Guide to Pleasuring a Woman audiobook cover - A sexologist who once battled premature ejaculation builds a practical, clitoris-centered “grammar” for oral sex—reframing foreplay as “coreplay,” teaching anatomy, arousal timing, and technique routines designed to help partners close the orgasm gap with patience, rhythm, and respect.

She Comes First: The Thinking Man’s Guide to Pleasuring a Woman

A sexologist who once battled premature ejaculation builds a practical, clitoris-centered “grammar” for oral sex—reframing foreplay as “coreplay,” teaching anatomy, arousal timing, and technique routines designed to help partners close the orgasm gap with patience, rhythm, and respect.

Ian Kerner, Ph.D.

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Description

She Comes First is a technique-and-philosophy guide that argues the most reliable path to female orgasm is sustained clitoral stimulation—especially through cunnilingus. Ian Kerner, Ph.D., writes as both clinician and practitioner, pushing readers to abandon penetration-first assumptions, learn accurate vulvar/clitoral anatomy, and focus on timing, pressure, and communication.

The book is organized around three layers: (1) the “why” of female pleasure—dispelling myths, explaining clitoral structure and the sexual response cycle; (2) the “how”—stepwise oral techniques, positions, and coordination of tongue, hands, and fingers; and (3) “putting it together”—routines, troubleshooting, safety, hygiene, and adaptations for real-life scenarios. The tone is direct, rule-based, and designed to be practiced, not just read.

Who Should Listen

  • Partners who want a structured, anatomy-informed approach to cunnilingus and clitoral stimulation.
  • Couples trying to reduce orgasm disparity by improving communication, pacing, and technique.
  • Readers who prefer a “skills + mindset” manual that treats oral sex as a complete act, not an add-on.

About the Authors

Ian Kerner, Ph.D., is a clinician and writer in sexology who draws on therapy work, research, and personal experience with sexual performance anxiety to teach practical sexual skills and emphasize mutual pleasure.