The Good Girl's Guide to Great Sex audiobook cover - This warm guide reframes sex as more than performance or appearance—inviting couples to pursue trust, friendship, spiritual connection, and playful practice, so intimacy becomes a safe place to be known, loved, and deeply enjoyed over time.

The Good Girl's Guide to Great Sex

This warm guide reframes sex as more than performance or appearance—inviting couples to pursue trust, friendship, spiritual connection, and playful practice, so intimacy becomes a safe place to be known, loved, and deeply enjoyed over time.

Based on ideas attributed to Sheila Wray Gregoire (as quoted in the provided text)

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Chapter Overview

Description

This audio-friendly adaptation explores a countercultural message: lasting intimacy isn’t built by chasing novelty, perfection, or pressure—it grows through commitment, emotional safety, and a shared willingness to learn each other with patience. The chapters gently challenge media-driven myths that promise freedom but often leave people feeling lonely, inadequate, or confused about what real closeness is meant to be.

Across the journey, the focus shifts from “getting it right” to staying connected. You’ll hear about the role of trust in pleasure, the differences in how many men and women experience desire, and how couples can navigate obstacles like stress, trauma, self-esteem struggles, and mismatched libido with compassion and honest conversation. The overall tone is supportive: intimacy can be nurtured, and it can become a source of joy, tenderness, and strength in a long-term relationship.

Who Should Listen

  • Couples who want a kinder, less performance-driven way to think about sex—one that emphasizes connection, trust, and mutual care.
  • Anyone who feels worn down by “hookup culture” expectations or appearance-based definitions of sexiness and wants a more grounded perspective.
  • Married partners looking for practical, non-shaming ideas to rebuild closeness, communicate better, and bring more playfulness into intimacy.

About the Authors

The provided text includes quotes attributed to Sheila Wray Gregoire and presents perspectives consistent with relationship-centered, faith-aware sexual ethics. This narration is a warm rewrite of the user-provided summary content, not a full biography or a verbatim excerpt from any single published work.