Very recently, I was fortunate enough to be given access to the vast knowledge hidden within the archives of OMGYES, a website actress/feminist Emma Watson recently said she “[wished] had been around longer” before she urged users to “definitely check it out.” As a fan of Harry Potter myself, I trust in Hermione’s educated candor and was keen to give the site a shot.
Fortunately, I was provided the opportunity to do so and review the website to determine if it’s worth the £19 one-time payment (this fee includes 12 episodes that encompass 50 short videos and 11 “touchable”
First, some background on the website, which describes itself as a “modern, hands-on exploration of women’s sexual pleasure.” To me, a heterosexual man, this seems like the kind of information men – and even some women – have been without access to for generations.
“There’s so much that’s been left unsaid, unasked, and unknown,” the web copy reads. “All because of a taboo that, we believe, will look absurd in a few decades – the same way taboos from the 1950’s about MouthAction and homosexuality are absurd to us now.”
OMGYES has set out to tear down these archaic walls through online education, exploring useful information uncovered in new research in which OMGYES partnered with Indiana University and the renowned Kinsey Institute that surveyed over 2,000 women, ages 18-95. The result is a beautiful and easy-to-navigate website full of information that any and every person on the planet can benefit from – except perhaps a gay male.
Hit the link below for more
https://alltrendtips.com/become-a-master-in-womens-pleasure/

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