Going Down: The Official Guide to Cunnilingus

Dr. Carol Queen may be a noted sex educator and renowned for her ability to openly address the subject and raise awareness of healthy, pleasurable sexual relations for us all, but she’s a little over-the-top in this video. Displaying slightly better production quality than a basement porn or self-made flick, Queen explains in appropriate detail the elements of desire and orgasm through cunnilingus. Once that mission is accomplished, it’s arguable that this video’s audience is those viewers with some sexual inhibitions, or who are just delving into a comfortable space to talk about new sexual experiences with their partner. More experienced connoisseurs of sexual practices might have a giggle at again seeing the labia pillow, for example.

A variety of relationships are portrayed in the video, though each scene is of someone performing oral sex on a woman. The video has different ethnicities and sexual relationships in it. It is a good example to demonstrate to a partner who is new to oral sex that stimulation can take different amounts of time in women to result in orgasm or pleasure.

It is disappointing that the variety in body types is just a range of hair color, tattoos, and piercings, rather than significant differences in sizes or even shaved or unshaved vaginas. The research shows that a few of the characters in the video are actually erotic film stars.

For those interested in the erotic viewing of the lesson, there is no voice over on the scenes, but the video does weave instructional and frank conversation with long segments of images and action. This is a good video for sexual beginners, or for a couple new to one another to get to know each other. This video is valuable as a safe, healthy expression of sexuality, though it is not groundbreaking.