Desire was never meant to be a source of shame . . .
Closing the Pleasure Gapconfronts the quiet devastation of a culture that denies women sexual knowledge, autonomy, and pleasure.
Drawing on medicine, history, and lived experience, the author-a seasoned ob-gyn-reveals how ancient traditions that once honoured female fulfilment were eroded by prudish morality and patriarchal fear. The result is a generation of women who endure intimacy rather than enjoy it, and men who remain unaware of the depth of their partner s needs.
With clarity and compassion, this book argues that intimacy blooms only when a woman is loved rather than used, when her needs are honoured rather than ignored. It speaks to women reclaiming their bodies and to men willing to learn that pleasure deepens when it is shared.
Honest and unapologetic, this work calls for a society that embraces female sexuality as vital, not shameful.
About the Author
Dr Amrinder Bajaj is a senior gynaecologist with over four decades of clinical experience. Formerly head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Max Hospital, Pitampura, she is currently associated with Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI), Gurugram. A dedicated writer, she has published several books and has contributed articles to Woman s Era, Femina, The Times of India, The Tribune, and The Indian Express.
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