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“Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander

While Melanie writes her memoir, Getting Off, she interviews mentors and sexual pioneers along the way. Nothing is off the table discussing women’s sexuality.

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While Melanie writes her memoir, Getting Off, she interviews mentors and sexual pioneers along the way. Nothing is off the table discussing women’s sexuality.

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“Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander

“Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander