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For Each Other: Sharing Sexual Intimacy

A famed psychologist/sex therapist/author gives women a complete program for dealing with the complex aspects of a relationship--physical and psychological--that affect sexual satisfation. "A book to use and refer to over and over again."--Siecus Report.MASS MARKET PAPER

320 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

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Lonnie Garfield Barbach

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August 15, 2008
I read this maybe 10 years ago, but it help me to create more sexual pleasure for myself and partner.
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April 17, 2013
The copy I read was from the library and was published in 2001, so views on homosexuality were a bit outdated. I wish that those who published a British study last week on how "men are more interested in sex than women" would read this book. This book might explain some reasons as to "why" that might be the case. I think the old-fashioned double-standards for the genders still exist in regards to the subject. This book is written for a female audience.
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429 reviews11 followers
April 23, 2011
Well written and inclusive, Lonnie does describe the "scenarios" for intimacy, helping the reader identify the scenarios they are enacting, then gently helping the reader explore the limitations of a particular scenario, or the possibilities for opening up to deeper more fulfilling levels of sexual intimacy and sharing.
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2,246 reviews14 followers
June 21, 2007
If I remember correctly, this book has a heterosexual focus. It's all about how to have a more intimate sexual relationship. You could probably figure that out from the title.
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Author 11 books28 followers
September 1, 2021
First published in 1982, this is a true classic by a brilliant therapist. Despite the unpreventable datedness of some of the language, especially around issues of gender, the concepts Barbach explores are still amazingly insightful and relevant today. In fact, many of the ideas she presents in this book are being offered up today by leaders in the field of sexuality as though they are brand new ideas. We’re including For Each Other in the resources section of our upcoming book, Wild Monogamy.
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