This is a great question!  Historically, women haven’t been encouraged to explore pleasure, or their sexuality, in an open and healthy way. Typically, men are the more confident ones when it comes to conversations about pleasure, which isn’t surprising since they’ve been taught about pleasure through the media, and society as a whole, for their entire lives, leaving female pleasure to be rarely acknowledged.  In fact, the expression of female pleasure or sexual exploration is often criticized, or scandalized, which I consider disrespectful.  I believe that female pleasure is integral to female empowerment. When a woman is allowed to explore her desires and embrace the complexity of sexual pleasure in an environment that is welcoming, empowering and free from judgment, she experiences a huge boost in her confidence, and at the same time, a more equal relationship with men. Knowing and owning female pleasure and sensuality can be life-changing. It’s one of the true gifts of being a woman. Our capacity to experience it is innate, universal and human - and it’s never too late to start exploring its extraordinary possibilities. I believe that pleasure and sexual fulfillment shouldn’t be regarded as luxuries and that more women need to regard their own sexual satisfaction as a necessity.  So, I focus on women because I want to help women experience the self-acceptance, the sense of fulfillment, the confidence, and the improved health that comes with a proper, pleasure-based sex education.