Honestly that one piece of advice seems out of place in this book, like someone snuck it in after it had been submitted. When you make us happy by meeting some of our pressing needs, which often requires minimal effort, we may be more amenable to making love. With direct language and explicit tips, you'll learn how to satisfy her with some very blunt suggestions.

It tells you what women really want from their men--and shows you how to please a woman without sacrificing one bit of your masculinity. It really hits the nail on the head when it comes to helping men understand a woman's body and what makes her tick, and the most amazing thing about that is it was written by a man. Classic dildos, vibrating bullets, and anal beads can all be a great way to get your freak on and make things a bit more interesting. I got this book off the share drive that Marines use in Iraq that holds thousands of books, tv shows and movies for those of us POG’s who find ourselves with a whole lot of time and nothing to do.This award-winning book has received accolades for enhancing the overall understanding of sexuality and solving a range of sexual problems that we’re bound to experience as humans. If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional person should be sought.

That’s because dialogue between body parts can be a heartfelt way to make your female partner trust you. You will not find advice in here about how to attract and seduce a mate; you won’t hear me telling you to brush your teeth before a kissing session. Clearly, there’s a lot to learn about sex and sexual desire, especially when it comes to fulfilling your partner’s needs. Depending on your woman she may enjoy receiving you on the countertops, a picnic table, the dryer… the list goes on. While you may think you know all you need to know about female arousal and sexual pleasure, Sheri Winston’s book goes deeper and more detailed than you probably ever thought possible.

In my opinion, one of the things that make this book work so well is the author's holistic approach to the female mind and body.