Laid and Confused: Why We Tolerate Bad Sex and How to Stop

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This book offers an honest, well-researched, and often humorous exploration of the cultural crisis surrounding bad sex. A courageous sex columnist enlists the help of coaches, psychologists, pro-dommes, and peers to address the alarming trend of a bad sex epidemic affecting all generations, despite advancements in sex education and technology. Many are still enduring unsatisfying experiences, often resorting to the same unfulfilling routines or lying about their satisfaction. Journalist Maria Yagoda, whose own journey began with a viral column critiquing bad sex on her college campus, has built a career as a sex columnist, gaining a following for her wit and vulnerability. Yet, even as a professional, she found her own sexual experiences lacking. To better understand this issue, she consulted various experts and individuals across the spectrum of gender and sexuality, even experimenting with a sex coach and a "masturbation meditation" seminar. This work presents a fresh, funny, and compassionate analysis of contemporary sexual experiences, offering research-based tools to help readers enhance their pleasure and achieve the fulfilling sex lives they deserve.