In order for women to be sexual and enjoy sex, they must accept that they are sexual beings. If you do not acknowledge this, or deny it, then sexual pleasure and happiness cannot be achieved. A woman's hormones, to a certain degree, control her actions. When our body feels it is ready for sex, to reproduce, it tells the brain to seek out sex. When this happens, we think about sex more often and with a greater urgency, we become sexual beings. While women's sex drives are often cyclic, as the result of their menstrual cycle, they too become horny and are driven to seek out sex.
It is not unusual for a woman or teenager to complain that when she caresses her vulva and clitoris that she does not experience sexual pleasure, perhaps feeling nothing at all. A likely cause for this is that her brain is not primed for sex, which means it is not ready to process sexual stimulation. When the brain is not ready for sex, the clitoris IS just an extra piece of tissue. A woman must accept that she just cannot place her hand between her legs and automatically bring herself to orgasm. Orgasm is not just a mechanical process. For the most part it is a mental and chemical process. The brain controls the release of chemicals that make orgasm possible. If the chemicals, hormones, are not available, even mental thought may not be enough to get your body ready for sex and sexual pleasure.
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