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Masturbation is like tuning a radioyou don't know what frequencies you'll enjoy until you play with the knobs. Masturbation has a complicated stigma attached to it; everybody is doing it, but not everybody talks about it. Some were told that touching oneself would cause cute kittens to die, some were told masturbation led blindness. Getting Off: A Woman's Guide to Masturbation is here to debunk those masturbation myths, and reinforce the truth. Masturbation is a totally natural and normal way for women to connect with and find pleasure in their bodies. Fun, informative, and illustrated, Getting Off provides women with a wealth of masturbation knowledgeits history, the mechanics of it, the joys of sexy toysplus clear, concise tips on getting off. "
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
This book is great to read on the Kindle as no-one knows what you are reading!!!! Suffice to say I learnt alot and had great fun doing it!
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
I won't spoil it for you by revealing what happens in the end. Suffice to say, it's a real surprise. It was to me at least. I could not agree with the author, however, that the subject is a taboo one. Not in these enlightened times, surely. Only the other day my wife, whose name escapes me for the moment, was telling me how she was standing up against the washing machine, the vibrations began to get to her,and she felt compelled - driven even - to finish the process started by the appliance. She says the level of ecstasy to which she brought herself was absolutely worth the lifetime ban from the launderette.
The joy of this book however is not just that it gives the entire topic a good airing, as it were, but also acts as a beginner's guide. Let me just quote to you the opening words of chapter one, The Anatomy of Orgasm; "Fiddle, twiddle, tug, and rub," who I thought were characters from a CBeebies show. It continues, "Flick, circle, tap, and tease," who I thou..no, hang on, I've done that one.. So, all the bases covered there, I should have said, which makes you wonder how the author manages to string it out for another 70,000 words. But then I suppose when you are used to circling round the main point, if you know what I'm saying, the process would be quite familiar. Still, it's a rattling good read, and well done Jamye Waxman (crazy name, crazy gal) for delivering the manuscript bang on time when I expect you had to break off several times during the writing.
The joy of this book however is not just that it gives the entire topic a good airing, as it were, but also acts as a beginner's guide. Let me just quote to you the opening words of chapter one, The Anatomy of Orgasm; "Fiddle, twiddle, tug, and rub," who I thought were characters from a CBeebies show. It continues, "Flick, circle, tap, and tease," who I thou..no, hang on, I've done that one.. So, all the bases covered there, I should have said, which makes you wonder how the author manages to string it out for another 70,000 words. But then I suppose when you are used to circling round the main point, if you know what I'm saying, the process would be quite familiar. Still, it's a rattling good read, and well done Jamye Waxman (crazy name, crazy gal) for delivering the manuscript bang on time when I expect you had to break off several times during the writing.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This manual features a wealth of assorted techniques. Starting with the traditional "hands-on" approach (and indeed the "hands-in" approach, marginally less steeped in tradition as it may be), one also finds many ideas involving the assistance of battery powered "slot machines" or inanimate household objects. My wife Doreen had actually promised to do this review for me herself, although, having enjoyed some of the ideas more than others (one or two of which simply rubbed her up the wrong way), I believe that she is sitting on the fence right now. Still, judging from the ecstatic intensity of the shrieking that is carrying all the way up from the bottom of our garden, I think it's safe to assume that she'd be happy for me to award five stars in her absence!
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The barn is empty but I'll close the door anyway.
Great book, been trying for 12 years to get my wife to realise that this is normal but she refuses to read the book.
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I may just kill myself.
Published 12 months ago by S. Singh
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