Culture and sexuality

Africa as a continent comprises many cultures. In each country, beliefs, values, customs and behaviours differ widely. This is because,the society defines how people behave and live sexually according to social norms and attitudes of its members.One example of a cultural and sexual practice in Africa is the labia minora elongation (LME) which is evident in some countries across the continent. This book summarises a study conducted on the practice of LME in Rwanda.This practice consists of stretching the labia minora.Traditionally, the practice seeks to enhance the sexual pleasure and stimulation of both partners and thus sustains the well-being of the couple. Do women ejaculate? Is female ejaculation specific to women from certain cultures? Are there any cultural practices that facilitate female ejaculation? Is LME the prime factor to sexual pleasure? This book will respond to all your questions about culture and sexual pleasure.

Autorentext

Madam Egidia Rukundo,Rwandese by origin has a Master's degree in Gender and Development from the Kigali Institute of Education and a Master's in Development studies with a Specialisation in Projects Management from the Université Senghor d'Alexandrie, Egypt. She has a long experience in working with Governement and International organisations.