Pleasing A Man Course – How to Pleasure Your Man’s Most Erotic Desires by Ava Cadell

How to Pleasure Your Man’s Most Erotic Desires

Pleasing A Man Course

This program offers a thorough exploration of what many men seek for sexual, emotional, and mental fulfillment. You’ll dive into sexual fantasies, erotic communication, oral pleasuring, sensual massage, role play, prostate stimulation, quick encounters, positions, and how to deliver the ultimate TriGasm—building a complete understanding of male arousal and satisfaction. In short, better knowledge leads to better experiences for both giver and receiver.

Pleasing A Man Course by Ava Cadell, Free Download PDF Sample:

This course uses SMART learning objectives (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Phased). By the end, students will be able to:

1. Identify at least three (3) key findings from Bruce J. Ellis and Donald Symons regarding men’s sexual fantasy patterns.

2. Name and define every part of the male genital anatomy.

3. Explain how erotic talk can heighten arousal and engagement for men.

4. Summarize foundational generalizations often observed in male behavior and desire.

5. Identify the top three (3) male fantasies and outline partner-based ways to bring them to life.

6. Understand how to locate the prostate gland and techniques for safe, pleasurable stimulation.

7. Identify eight distinct types of physical touch.

8. Identify at least five (5) ways to increase a man’s sense of love and connection.

9. Explain how to perform a Tantric Lingam massage.

10. Learn how to apply a condom using your mouth.

COURSE WORK FORMAT:

1. Video:

   • PLEASING A MAN narrated multimedia presentation

   • Erotic Massage: How To Convey Love Through Mindful Touches with Jaiya (performed by a woman on a man)

2. Reading:

   • The Loveologist Guide To What Men Want In Bed

3. Final Quiz – 25 questions

Students will be able to translate the course insights into practice within roles such as relationship coach, love coach, wellness or intimacy coach, and related professional specialties— including educators, sexologists, counselors, and therapists.