Come As You Are by Dr Emily Nagoski - Sexual Wellness & Relationships - Non Fiction Paperback

Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781925228014. Publisher: Scribe UK. Age Range: Adult. Overview. Come As You Are is Dr Emily Nagoski's bestselling, science-backed guide to women's sexuality, desire, and arousal. Drawing on decades of research, Nagoski explains why so many women worry they are "not normal" between the sheets and shows, with warmth and clarity, why that worry is almost always unfounded. This brand-new paperback breaks down the biology and psychology of desire into practical, reassuring, evidence-based insight that helps readers understand their own bodies and relationships far more confidently.. About the Book. Come As You Are reveals the true story behind female sexuality, uncovering the science of what makes women's arousal and desire tick, and why it varies so widely from person to person. Rather than measuring every reader against a single "normal," Dr Nagoski introduces the idea that all women's sexual responses are built from the same parts, but those parts are arranged differently in each person. She explores context, stress, body image, and emotion as central drivers of desire, moving well beyond simplistic advice to offer a framework readers can actually apply to their own lives and relationships. The book blends rigorous research with relatable stories, humour, and practical exercises, making it accessible whether you are reading alone, with a partner, or as part of a book club or course. Chapters tackle common anxieties around low libido, mismatched desire in relationships, and the impact of stress and trauma on sex, always returning to Nagoski's central reassuring message: you are normal, and understanding your own unique sexual response is the key to a more confident, satisfying intimate life. It has become a touchstone text for readers, therapists, and educators seeking a compassionate, evidence-based approach to modern sexual wellbeing.. Understand the science behind desire, arousal, and why it differs between individu