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He's not telling us what to think and do. He's simply telling us not to be afraid to act on our feelings. I enjoy sex as much as a man (I believe that all women can have this pleasure if we simply allow ourselves to) and I've given up on trying to fit into whatever other women have deemed the acceptable amount of sex to have and how much I should enjoy it. I LOVE sex! and there's nothing wrong with that! That's all that this author is trying to get across, don't be afraid to love sex, don't be afraid to love your body and think that you're sexy! You don't have to sleep with random strangers to enjoy sex, he's not saying that we have to throw ourselves at men, even with our husbands and boyfriends, don't be afraid to do what YOU want to do in bed to make sure that you get off. He's not trying to get girls to be promiscuous, just to get us to quit holding back in bed to make sure that our partner gets all the pleasure, we deserve to enjoy sex and he's encouraging us to make sure that we get all the pleasure we can out of sex rather than concentrating on the man's needs or worrying about not being sexy enough.