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Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man
Since primitive times, women have gazed over campfires, fumbled out of their bearskins and wondered how to best please their tool-wielding mates. Grunting males have offered little help or guidance for their eager-to-learn companions, instead occupying themselves with chest thumping, sports on cable and other testosterone-driven posturing. It took eons of Darwinian develop...more
Hardcover, 192 pages
Published
August 23rd 1997
by It Books
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I picked this up after a recommendation from a highly trusted source. And she was right--this was a funny read with witty banter, had great advice, and while sometimes absurd it remained practical by all accounts. I was rather pleased with myself that I did not find any of the content shocking, let alone new. Want your questions answered? It's probably covered within the pages of this book.
Feb 22, 2010
kate
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I bought this just in case gay guys knew something I totally didn't. Like there is a secret or something.
Plus, I was living in a very conservative claustrophobic environment at the time and it was a purchase of defiance.
It's funny & kind of interesting. if you have a creepy loser breaking into your apartment looking for things to turn him on, this might do it. unfortunately. creepy losers have such complicated sexual hang ups.
Plus, I was living in a very conservative claustrophobic environment at the time and it was a purchase of defiance.
It's funny & kind of interesting. if you have a creepy loser breaking into your apartment looking for things to turn him on, this might do it. unfortunately. creepy losers have such complicated sexual hang ups.
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Gay men never, ever swallow? They certainly do in my m/m books Mr. Anderson! psht. Reason why sounds kinda plausible though.
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pretty funny, but it didn't really provide me with any new information. I did appreciate the humor/sarcasm instead of "serious" sex talk
Fantastic and funny. Even the pictures are wonderfully tongue in cheek.
A friend read aloud from this book as we drove home one night after a long day of shopping (The book being one of the, ahem, scores that day). Both in our 30's we had a few good giggles at Dan's expense, but save for an interesting, albeit seemingly difficult handjob maneuver, I'm not sure I learned anything new. Dan seems to think that the ultimate goal for any women engaging in a sexual relationship is financially motivated which is off putting in itself. Some of the terminology is a little da...more
Aug 22, 2012
Tuesday
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It takes one word to describe this book; Absurd.
Good, fun, and you may even learn a little bit. :)
A must-read for everyone!
Aug 31, 2012
Sandralee
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I think this is going to be light and humorous reading.
Not only funny, this book has fabulous ideas for those of us who are tired of being good girls.
One of the things I enjoyed most about this book is the idea of setting up my bedroom (which I alone sleep in 99.9% of the time) in preparation for a fabulous night of pleasure. Now, whether or not anyone is there with me, I feel sexy and desirable in my bedroom.
One of the things I enjoyed most about this book is the idea of setting up my bedroom (which I alone sleep in 99.9% of the time) in preparation for a fabulous night of pleasure. Now, whether or not anyone is there with me, I feel sexy and desirable in my bedroom.
A little outdated but still kind of funny. Wished I would have read this in my late teens.
Bought for shock value my freshman year of college (oh, my poor conservative roommate!)this book is actually pretty good (and helpful). Witty, brazen. Love it! But now it lives on the shelf, since nothing I do seems to shock many now. I guess they've come to expect almost anything!
Aug 26, 2007
Kristine Achuff
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Recommends it for:
all the ladies looking to satisfy her man!
OK yeah get over it!!! It's a really good book once you get past your shyness! It's got great pointers that the guys love & who better than to tell use the pointers...none other than a gay man - seriously who else would know better what they want!?!?!?
This book is very witty and manages to be both entertaining and informative. It really is like having a sex chat with your best gay boys. And your best girlfriends will borrow it and "forget" to return it.
I stole this book because I was too shy to buy it. (I worked at a bookstore at the time.)
It taught me how to do certain techniques -ahem- well.
It taught me how to do certain techniques -ahem- well.
I picked this book up randomly at the bookstore. it was an easy and funny read. informative and graphic as well.
I understand that this book is supposed to be light and silly, however I think it's very Cosmopolitan meets Rupaul.
I'll admit I bought this and read it on a lark, but it was really funny, and, well... informative.
Of all the naughty sex books I've read, this one may be the most useful. Buy it.
Hysterical, but not well written - great titles, not much content-wise.
freaking hilarious
Informative.
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Dan Anderson is a former newspaper journalist and photographer for Pryor, Oklahoma's, Daily Times. His main emphasis in reporting was on crime, cops, and court cases. Anderson has been honored with awards from both the Oklahoma Press Association and Associated Press Oklahoma for his writing and photography."
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