The book Perfumed Garden was written by a northern African called Nefzawi about the fifteenth century. Kept out of reach and well-concealed from the majority of women for containing practices of no use for them. The women shouldn't learn anything as bad in such a macho-orientated society. It featured detailing instructions so as to how a man should hold himself up in bed with his wife or mistress, however from a male standpoint, making no bones about women part-taking in pleasure.

Although such view seemingly as old-fashioned as downright chauvinist.-In practice, this book contains information and techniques that may if put in place sensibly be worthwhile for both sex-partners. Presented positions should be taken on board even adapted for the women to better suitable manner. It will contribute to update such view to our days, crossing over techniques as delightful as important. Hence, without impositions to women with regards to passive part-playing, originally played upon by the book. Set out to explore women's own sexuality free of hung-ups.