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How to Satisfy A Man Every Time by Naura Hayden
A publishing phenomenon for 15 years, Naura Hayden's "How to Satisfy a Woman Every Time . . . and Have Her Beg For More!" spent 64 weeks on the bestseller lists. Now Hayden turns the tables and shows women how they can captivate their mates and experience the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual ecstasy they've always craved.
- GenresSelf HelpNonfiction
Hardcover
First published February 1, 1999
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August 13, 2016
Duh. Thanks for wasting my time by talking for ages and not saying much (aside from pointing out the obvious). Oh and where are my racy details? So disappointed!
May 3, 2019
Pitiful plug for all her books
The point of the book is strung out until the last pages. After mentioning her products a mega zillion times, outdated references to celebrity couples.
The point of the book is strung out until the last pages. After mentioning her products a mega zillion times, outdated references to celebrity couples.
April 9, 2013
This book was completely God-awful. Do not read it.
First of all, she had to advertise all of her other books and products CONSTANTLY throughout. I could hardly get through two pages without an advertisement of a weight loss shake or another book of hers.
She starts the book by saying that a large group of women came to riot about this book when she first released it. The reason for this can be found in a pile of horse shit, where the quality of this book will forever be found.
While I lie in wait, wondering (ever so patiently) if this book would advance in taste, sadly, it did not ever get to this point. It remained in its own filth like a child wasting away without the help of a mother's hand. Equally, this book could have been written by a broken-hearted fifteen year old girl who had just had her heart broken for the first time and now proceeds with throwing a fit around the high school court yard at every boy she sees.
As the comment above said, she talked a lot and said nothing. She didn't give any good details of how to actually satisfy a man, such as how you would find in a Cosmopolitan magazine. She gets onto even the topic of prostate health with has nothing to do with satisfying a man. She was all over the place, a very meager writer at best.
The entirety of the book said that no matter what you do, your partner WILL in fact cheat on you if you don't give him sex practically every day. It says at one point, quoting PLAYBOY (good source of relationship advice right? What the actual fuck?), "Name an attractive woman -- and I'll tell you a man who's tired of fucking her." Seriously? So no matter how attractive you are, men will cheat on you. Sure, plenty of people cheat, but who the hell is she to say that ALL men will? I would like to be the adversary here and push my point that 97% of what she had to say in this book was not fact, it was mere opinion. Biased, sexist opinion. I'm going to take a wild guess and say she was cheated on before and had to write a book about it to ventilate her anger to the rest of the world and passively say how horrible all men are, when that's simply not the reality of things.
At other points she would state that if your man hasn't cheated on you, it is not because he doesn't want to. It is simply because (yes, he does want to) but has not had the OPPORTUNITY.
This book is sexist, demeaning, offensive, time-wasting, biased bull shit. It made me angry to even read it. What it wasn't already lacking in quality of a well-written book, it lacked in creativity and informative value and text.
First of all, she had to advertise all of her other books and products CONSTANTLY throughout. I could hardly get through two pages without an advertisement of a weight loss shake or another book of hers.
She starts the book by saying that a large group of women came to riot about this book when she first released it. The reason for this can be found in a pile of horse shit, where the quality of this book will forever be found.
While I lie in wait, wondering (ever so patiently) if this book would advance in taste, sadly, it did not ever get to this point. It remained in its own filth like a child wasting away without the help of a mother's hand. Equally, this book could have been written by a broken-hearted fifteen year old girl who had just had her heart broken for the first time and now proceeds with throwing a fit around the high school court yard at every boy she sees.
As the comment above said, she talked a lot and said nothing. She didn't give any good details of how to actually satisfy a man, such as how you would find in a Cosmopolitan magazine. She gets onto even the topic of prostate health with has nothing to do with satisfying a man. She was all over the place, a very meager writer at best.
The entirety of the book said that no matter what you do, your partner WILL in fact cheat on you if you don't give him sex practically every day. It says at one point, quoting PLAYBOY (good source of relationship advice right? What the actual fuck?), "Name an attractive woman -- and I'll tell you a man who's tired of fucking her." Seriously? So no matter how attractive you are, men will cheat on you. Sure, plenty of people cheat, but who the hell is she to say that ALL men will? I would like to be the adversary here and push my point that 97% of what she had to say in this book was not fact, it was mere opinion. Biased, sexist opinion. I'm going to take a wild guess and say she was cheated on before and had to write a book about it to ventilate her anger to the rest of the world and passively say how horrible all men are, when that's simply not the reality of things.
At other points she would state that if your man hasn't cheated on you, it is not because he doesn't want to. It is simply because (yes, he does want to) but has not had the OPPORTUNITY.
This book is sexist, demeaning, offensive, time-wasting, biased bull shit. It made me angry to even read it. What it wasn't already lacking in quality of a well-written book, it lacked in creativity and informative value and text.
June 2, 2012
Ah...mother, I love you too. This book is hilarious, but with no intention of being so. I checked the publishing date half expecting to see 1944 or something like that. No dice. Perfectly modern sexism.
April 10, 2013
This book was shit. Horrible. Don't waste your time.
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