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For the sensuous modern woman who knows what she wants in bed and isnt afraid to ask for it, this collection of three hot little sex books includes the best-selling Over 100 Truly Astonishing Sex Tips, along with Orgasm: Over 100 Truly Explosive Tips and Sex Positions: Over 100 Truly Explosive Tips. "Two-in-one" orgasms, mental foreplay, exploring new pleasure zones, and reaching the orgasmic crescent - and thats just the first book! The advice ranges from the kinky (strategic use of mirrors) to the romantic (how to begin a lovemaking epic), from the practical (finding acupressure spots) to the passionate (emotional climaxing); together these "astonishing" and "explosive" tips are sure to lead to full-blown carnal bliss.
Publisher : Carlton Books (September 1, 2003)
Language : English
Hardcover : 288 pages
ISBN-10 : 1844429121
ISBN-13 : 978-1844429127
Item Weight : 1.1 pounds
Dimensions : 4.84 x 0.98 x 6.54 inches
Reviewer: jodi stuart
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: having fun with sex
Review: 350 best sex tips ever is playful, creative, fun illustrations and a way to liven up your existing sex life.if you come away with three new ideas the book works..
Reviewer: Somebody
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Boring
Review: Boring
Reviewer: Orchidamrita212
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: questionable
Review: Warning:Some of the information in this book is dangerous to your health, as well as to your dignity and self respect as a woman, not to mention just downright idiotic. Fortunately for the author, she piously disclaims all responsibility for any injury to you should you try one of her moronic "tips".Here is one: "Put a small scoop of your favorite ice scream (yes, that is the exact wording) in your vagina...or try something bubbly like soda or champagne." And this one: " Get fruity! A mashed banana or peaches inserted in your vagina is a delightful invitation for him..."There is a reason manufacturers of sex lubricants make ones that do not contain glycerin: it was discovered that sugar upsets the normal pH of a woman's vagina and leads to a miserably uncomfortable itchy white discharge for her.And no one wants to have small bits of fruit left inside her for very long; they may be hard to remove. The vagina doesn't digest food...or drink.The book is also full of references to "studies" whose findings seem very questionable and might well be investigated by the cautious reader. Example: a "survey" that concluded that "better educated women with higher professional status were more likely to be orgasmic" during "sex".(I could not figure out whether the author meant intercourse or any other sort of sexual activity, solo or with a partner. She, like nearly all other writers of sex manuals, considers sex to be intercourse with a man, preceded by foreplay-to excite the woman enough to prepare her for "sex", and followed hopefully by "afterplay", so, ostensibly, the woman is made to feel cared for and appreciated as more than a mere sperm receptacle.) Since there is no date on any of the studies or surveys she quotes, I must say here that a report from in the late 1990's showed just the opposite; a sex therapist based in NYC revealed that there was a high incidence of "educated, professional" women in her practice who could NOT have orgasms.Much of this manual, which with its inane, cartoon-like illustrations and bright, primary coloured pages resembles nothing so much as a child's picture book,hard sells to women something called the "quickie", or intercourse that ends within five minutes or less. They are "essential to your mental health". "According to Lawrence Robbins MD, a dose of instant sex", she relates, "can help relieve women from migraines.."Of course, she would not bother to mention that a solitary orgasm-and most women do not have orgasms through intercourse alone, a full 75 percent, to be exact- could do the same thing; it is not the penis in the vagina, nor is it sperm that is the painkiller, it is the nitric oxide and endorphins released at her orgasm that works the magic. I fear the author is spreading her gospel of "insta-sex" not for women, but for men. "Who has the time", she snorts, "or energy for all the prep work that goes into prolonged sex? (read, "sex" that lasts longer than the 20 minute national average for Americans) Dimming the lights...bracing yourself for the never ending g-spot expedition...yawn." Dear me, what a chore it is for a man to attempt to actually give pleasure to a woman, such a tiring, time-consuming JOB to find her g-spot! Who needs it, right? Just more WORK, right?? And more- "Quickies are efficient. They get the job done so you get to have sex and get a decent night's sleep at the end of it." Victorian, no? Lie back, think of England, and just get it over with. Men must love this! This one I especially like: "You're acting according to your biological nature. Humans were designed for fast sex, say evolutionary psychologists. (note: evolutionary psychologists like Stephen Jay Gould also are saying that a woman's clitoris and indeed, her orgasm, have NO evolutionary value or function.) The animal kingdom wasn't used to wasting time. The more time you spent copulating, the more vulnerable you were to being consumed by some woolly thing..." (I understand the Bonobo apes,the closest relatives to humans, engage in prolonged intercourse, complete with face to face eye gazing!) Oh yeah, one more: " You're exhausted. He wants sex. You love him so you don't want to reject him." Progressive, isn't it? Let the man utilize your vagina so HE feels loved, and you feel the supreme satisfaction of being the convenient accessory, the handy sex toy. (someone must make haste and inform those ignorant Bonobo females.) This, she says, quote: "can convey more tenderness and caring than long hours of lovemaking" unquote.And finally, "orgasms are not a basic instinct; they're a learned technique...that comes with practice." "women can reach orgasm, on average, in 8 minutes (sic) with a partner."Enough, I think you get it. Have a chuckle browsing this one in a bookstore. Then try Annie Sprinkle's book:Dr. Sprinkle's Spectacular Sex: Make Over Your Love Life with One of the World's Great Sex Experts or Nina Hartley's Guide to Total Sex(The capper is that this woman now gives sex advice in women's magazines as a columnist. I shudder to think.)"According to sex pros Masters and Johnson, 10% of women have never experienced the big O." Ms. Sussman fails to add that Masters and Johnson were active in the 1960's-70's, and that number is HIGHER now.