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Sex should be "an experience to be relished from beginning to end," says
Lou Paget in How to Be a Great Lover: Girlfriend-to-Girlfriend Totally
Explicit Techniques That Will Blow His Mind. Paget (a woman) aims "to
empower you as a woman, heighten the intimacy of your romantic
relationship, and enable you and your partner to enjoy yourselves in
intense new ways."
She lives up to that promise with this friendly, titillating,
educational, and explicit guide to enlivening your sex life and keeping
your man coming back for more. Is he a bad kisser?
Learn an easy strategy to get him to kiss you just the way you
like it. Does he object to using a condom? Use your mouth to put it on
him (a six-step process, complete with illustrations).
You'll find information you might not find anywhere else, such as dozens
of explicit manual and oral techniques (many illustrated) that will
drive him crazy, a comparison of different brands of lubricant for
different uses (along with sexy ways to apply it), techniques for anal
stimulation, and a guide to sex toys.
This book is fun to read, and will certainly open up the sensuality in
your relationship. --Joan Price Dr. Phil leads you to "reconnect with
your core" in the first five steps of his seven-step strategy.
By no means a quick fix, there are in-depth and rigorous questionnaires,
surveys, tests, and profiles that require a "brutally candid" mindset,
with such fill-in-the-blanks as "List five things that today would make
you fall out of love with your partner."
With this internal work accomplished, you'll then move on to
reconnecting with your partner during a two-week, half-hour-a-day short
course. As a "dyad," you and your loved one take turns giving monologues
on topics such as "The most positive thing I took away from my mother
and father's relationship was..."
Once the "reconnection" has been established, Dr. Phil says the work
shifts to a management role, as relationships are always a work in
progress.
Dr. Phil humorously refers to his own marriage throughout the
book, sharing his mishaps and victories in learning to accept and enjoy
what he sees as fundamental but complementary differences between men
and women. --John Youngs --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.