How to Make Love to the Same Person for the Rest of Your Life - and Still Love It

by Dagmar O'Connor

The busy lives we lead can sometimes affect our most important relationships - not least the one we have with our life partner. The pressures of career, financial worries and children often mean that the exciting, revitalising sex we used to have becomes a rare event. The good news is that a monogamous partnership can easily lead to ultimate pleasure and ultimate sex. Commitment doesn't have to equal boredom, and intimacy doesn't always give way to routine. Society changes, but the challenges we encounter in our sex lives remain the same. Masters and Johnson-trained sex therapist Dagmar O'Connor offers expert advice in this fully updated practical and entertaining guide to overcoming common relationship pitfalls. This best-selling sex therapy book has now been updated to include brand-new material on performance-enhancing drugs like Viagra and the latest safe-sex techniques. A must for anyone in a long-term relationship. Take the monotony out of monogamy!

Genres: Sexuality, Self Help

Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Calm]

Caution - I'm divorced!
This book ISN'T the solution - but it contains interesting ideas.
But be careful. If you just do the items in this book, you could (as I did) remain married to the WRONG person! Don't. Ditch the Bitch.

[Julie Barrett]

How to make love to the same person for the rest of your life_ and still love it! by O'Connor_ Dagmar
Gives examples of trying new things and what will work for you and what won't work. And what works one day might not work another day.
Changes in age do matter also. Lots of studies done.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).

[Cocaine]

Oh really?

[Sebastian Sandino]

Dr. Dagmar O'Connor was an excellent sex therapist very specialized in the sexuality of married couples. Through this book she describes several excellent methodologies to improve the couple's relationship and make them happier. It is a book that should be kept on the nightstand to reread it several times with your partner. It is a shame that Dagmar died and that today there are no therapists at the level of Dr. O'Connor, therefore it is a recommended book for couples and for therapists.

[Victor Zugravu]

didn't work, we broke up

[John]

I quite like this: the idea of "for the rest of our lives" taken seriously by a psychologist who is not a Christian, so the ideas and descriptions are more daring. It could have more examples, especially of the religious kind, as this is a big issue for Christians who want to stay in their relationship for life. This is not a book about how to survive your abusive significant other; this is purely a book about how to reinvigorate sex when that is the part of the relationship that is missing. I found it pretty good. It was interesting.