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For Yourself: The Fulfillment of Female Sexuality
For Yourself offers a step-by-step program developed by an acclaimed sex therapist with years of experience in the field. With an emphasis on clear, factual advice, simple, effective exercises, and a warm, reassuring tone, it helps women discover a new world of fulfillment -- for themselves.
Mass Market Paperbound, 238 pages
Published
December 1st 2000
by Signet Book
(first published 1975)
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Had to skip chunks of the book cuz it was making me nautious. Nothing new. Nothing helpful. Same old crap preached by everyone.
Sure don't remember this one.
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Im going to start
I'm going through all my books presently so this'll be short. I find it amusing that most of my books dealing with sexuality come from my church.
I really enjoyed this book. I lost it for a year and then finished it, so it's somewhat disconnected in my mind, but it is very helpful with mental barriers. All I did was read it but it was a very interesting read.
I really enjoyed this book. I lost it for a year and then finished it, so it's somewhat disconnected in my mind, but it is very helpful with mental barriers. All I did was read it but it was a very interesting read.
somewhat clinical, but an excellent guide for women who want to enhance their sexual experience.
Helpful advice for the preorgasmic woman.
I learned the obvious....
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