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| Author: Lonnie Barbach Lonnie Barbach |
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Product Summary
Format: Pocketbook
Publisher: Signet Book
ISBN-10: 0451202007
ISBN-13: 9780451202000
Buy.com Sku: 30649660
Publish Date: 4/10/2007
Pages:
238
Age Range:
NA
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| This newly revised edition of the classic bestseller that has sold nearly a million copies offers a step-by-step program for women to discover the wisdom of their own bodies, learning to enjoy sex not just to please a partner or live up to imagined expectations, but for themselves. Includes simple, effective exercises and a warm, reassuring tone. |
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An thoroughly updated guide to female sexuality discusses sources of sexual confusion, female anatomy and physiology, psychological aspects of sexual experience and attitudes, and the role of the partner and provides a step-by-step program for enhancing the sexual experience. Original. |
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The only problem with female masturbation is the sometimes crippling feelings of guilt and shame some women still harbor over it. Girls used to be told masturbation caused blindness, warts on hands, acne, and deformed children (all lies). Even today some religions view it as a sin, and women are often afraid it will result in lesbianism, self-destructive fantasies, or the inability to enjoy sex with their husbands. Barbach's groundbreaking book--first published in 1975--works to undo the damages these socially sanctioned myths have caused and to get women to experience the joys of orgasm that are their birthright. Her plan involves spending an hour alone each day for two to five weeks--either in the bath or in the bed--and gradually working up to the big O. For women who have never had an orgasm, who are having the wrong kind, or who wonder why they don't enjoy sex, this may make the perfect gift.
The only problem with female masturbation is the sometimes crippling feelings of guilt and shame some women still harbor over it. Girls used to be told masturbation caused blindness, warts on hands, acne, and deformed children (all lies). Even today some religions view it as a sin, and women are often afraid it will result in lesbianism, self-destructive fantasies, or the inability to enjoy sex with their husbands. Barbach's groundbreaking book--first published in 1975--works to undo the damages these socially sanctioned myths have caused and to get women to experience the joys of orgasm that are their birthright. Her plan involves spending an hour alone each day for two to five weeks--either in the bath or in the bed--and gradually working up to the big O. For women who have never had an orgasm, who are having the wrong kind, or who wonder why they don't enjoy sex, this may make the perfect gift.
