Loving Sex
Every Woman’s Guide to Sensual Sexuality
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement
| Author: | Ellen Nicolas Rathbone | ISBN: | 9780940208407 |
| Publisher: | Down There Press | Publication: | January 5, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Down There Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ellen Nicolas Rathbone |
| ISBN: | 9780940208407 |
| Publisher: | Down There Press |
| Publication: | January 5, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Down There Press |
| Language: | English |
In this joyous, lively and entertaining book, learn to consciously enjoy your sexual and sensual life to the fullest, without shame! The author, shares what she has learned through thousands of intimate, honest conversations with women in the course of her home-based Pleasure Parties selling pleasure aids to women. In this enlightening book, she advocates for taking personal responsibility for your own sexual and sensual pleasure, and, above all, knowledge as power, in bed and out. Included among the many, many tidbits of fascinating, new information • the most popular sex toys and how to use them • specific techniques for your exquisite pleasure, including ‘spider’s legs’ and shrimping • learn whether you are a wife, a prositutue or a Hetarae • with a chapter on: Why Monogamy Doesn’t Have to Mean Monotony
In this joyous, lively and entertaining book, learn to consciously enjoy your sexual and sensual life to the fullest, without shame! The author, shares what she has learned through thousands of intimate, honest conversations with women in the course of her home-based Pleasure Parties selling pleasure aids to women. In this enlightening book, she advocates for taking personal responsibility for your own sexual and sensual pleasure, and, above all, knowledge as power, in bed and out. Included among the many, many tidbits of fascinating, new information • the most popular sex toys and how to use them • specific techniques for your exquisite pleasure, including ‘spider’s legs’ and shrimping • learn whether you are a wife, a prositutue or a Hetarae • with a chapter on: Why Monogamy Doesn’t Have to Mean Monotony
