Anal Pleasure & Health: A Guide for Men and Women

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Summary: has u squirming in ur chair
Review: As a bi male who has been on both ends of the experience, I highly recommend this book. It may be a bit basic in some areas for anal vets, but u can learn some things to. Probably the best book on the subject around.

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Summary: Amazing Little Book
Review: I have to say that this book revolutionized my love life between my and my man. I had been plagued with questions about "how" and "where", and this book answered EVERY one of my questions, in addition to suggesting many things I had not previously thought of. Kudos to Jack Morin - If we ever meet, I'll shake your hand, and THANK YOU! You have truly changed my life for the better.

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Summary: Anal pleasure 100%
Review: I think this is one of the best books to help a person get intouch with their inner feelings. I think If you want to have anal sex, buy this book, it gives great ways to experience it in its fullest!

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Summary: Information, you couldn't fit more in.
Review: Sure, alot of "sexual health" books talk about the medical aspects and consequences of our modern lovemaking ways. Some even go on to transcend, the dull sanitary style of our 8th grade health books, by actually unlocking the doors to understanding pleasure. However, I believe that intimacy should precede both. If you feel truly close to the one you are with, you will be more comfortable with each other and you will feel more alive physically and mentally. This day in age, it seems everyone has experimented beyond the social norms of the past. Now we view oral sex as an appetizer of bonding and not cannibalistic ritual. Recently I too, was trying to break new ground with my girlfriend in our intimate encounters. She was very nervous at first, but when my girl inserted the strap-on, I did feel deep intimacy. I have noticed a dramatic change in the dynamic of our relationship, as well as her demeanor. Let it be said that nobody knows more about anal pleasure than the author of "Anal Pleasure & Health": Mr.Jack Morin.

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Summary: Best book for your bottom dollar
Review: Third edition? Third edition? Hm. I must have missed something.
Anyhow, I have the second edition. Did I buy it from Amazon? No. That was a long time ago, 1995 or so. I didn't know Mr. Morin put out a new version. It is a serious, no-nonsense approach to a topic that you don't hear in casual conversation. The care, maintenance, and the pleasurable sensations opening up a new world to those too shy to ponder it on their own. Buying through a mail order outfit like Amazon helps with avoiding approaching the store clerk. But SOMEBODY packages this book to send it off to you. Think about it. Just kidding. Highly recommended. Oh yeah, and it's for everyone. Not just gay men, not just men, straight men, and any women, hermaphrodites, whatever. Great work, Jack.

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Summary: Ladies and Gentlemen: Welcome to this joyful secret!!
Review: This book carries a watershed of joyful erotic information. A sensible and compassionate treatise on the too-long neglected area of anal pleasure. Read this book and hold on to your socks! Now I know why gay men have been saying,"Ladies, get to know your man's a__."! We've all heard about strict pottytraining and being uptight; this book helps usher in more than one kind of pleasurable healing.

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Summary: Getting in touch with the most taboo-ed body part
Review: This book is indispensible reading for anybody thinking of exploring anal eroticism in any or all of its forms. Unlike some writers, Morin spends as much time focusing on using fingers, tongues and toys as he does on intercourse, and he emphasizes becoming comfortable with your body and finding out what (if any) forms of anal stimulation *you* enjoy, rather than making yourself feel inadequate for failing to meet external "goals".

But the "health" part of the title shouldn't be ignored - as well as providing invaluable information on how to make anal play safe and fun for all concerned, Morin also covers the general health of this most-maligned area of the body. His guidance on relaxation and care seems as if it would be useful for anyone with IBS, constipation, haemorrhoids or any other anal or related problem, and his mission to remove shame and pain is equally relevant here.

At first, the novice reader may find themselves getting hopelessly giggly when urged to find out what their anuses are trying to tell them. But keep reading - you may find out more than you bargained for.

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Summary: Getting in touch with the most taboo-ed body part
Review: This book is loaded with information, how-tos, and so on. It is terrific for the beginner in this area. If you already have some experience, are not having significant problems, and are looking for a book to maybe expand your horizons on the subject, you might want to keep looking. Also, it tends to be just a little on the clinical side - not much cebrating the experience here.

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Summary: Well I'll be Bummed
Review: This is brilliant! My partner Tristan told me about this book sometime ago, I was a bit reluctant to go out and buy it, but I'm glad I did!

This has improved our bedroom activity incredibly! Go Buy It!

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