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Cunnilingus: Better oral sex
Ian Bendtsen, the author of "Unleash the Power of Cunnilingus," shares his extensive knowledge and experience in giving oral pleasure to women in this comprehensive guide. This book is perfect for both men and women who want to improve their performance and understanding of female desires. Through years of practice, Ian has gained expert insights and detailed instructions that make giving oral sex simple, fun, and enjoyable.This book offers a unique perspective on the sexual and erotic preferences of women, allowing readers to fill the gap in literature on sex and take their intimate experiences to the next level. "Unleash the Power of Cunnilingus" is a must-read for anyone who wants to improve their oral sex skills and truly understand the art of pleasuring a woman. With this guide, you'll be able to improve your personal understanding of female desires and give your partner the pleasure she deserves. Order your copy now and take your oral sex game to new heights
Discover expert insights and detailed instructions to make giving oral sex simple, fun, and enjoyableLearn how to give her mind-blowing pleasure through years of practice condensed into one comprehensive guideUnderstand the sexual and erotic preferences of women through a unique perspectiveFill the gap in literature on sex and take your intimate experiences to the next levelImprove your personal understanding of female desires
Discover expert insights and detailed instructions to make giving oral sex simple, fun, and enjoyableLearn how to give her mind-blowing pleasure through years of practice condensed into one comprehensive guideUnderstand the sexual and erotic preferences of women through a unique perspectiveFill the gap in literature on sex and take your intimate experiences to the next levelImprove your personal understanding of female desires
139 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 5, 2018
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June 29, 2019
Some Decent Ideas, A Bit of Misinformation, Uninteresting Narrative
Well, it doesn't suck - though it does at one point give advice on sucking. In fact, there's quite a few useful tips in this book. However, it is a chore to read. The author is incredibly rambly and repetitive and seems a bit too full of himself. He also makes ridiculous and repetitive mistakes such as referring to the clitoral hood as a woman's foreskin (which just needlessly complicates it with terminology related to male anatomy) and the lower jaw as a jar. And, to top it all off, he claims women have prostates. Yikes! He could have fact checked that in one second with a simple internet search!
Overall, it's not a bad book. It just also isn't a particularly good book either. I rate this two stars for the information it gets right, techniques it shares, and generally sex-positive and female-pleasure-positive outlook presented. I almost rated it three, but the few bits of misinformation made me change my mind. (Also, the 'guest writing' from women seemed like it may have been in the author's voice, as if he either too heavily edited what they said or wrote it all himself.)
Unless you or someone you have sexual relations with is in dire need of ideas and lack the time to use a search engine, I can't say I recommend this - especially for the price. (I'd be highly disappointed if I hadn't acquired this book during a free promotional period.)
Well, it doesn't suck - though it does at one point give advice on sucking. In fact, there's quite a few useful tips in this book. However, it is a chore to read. The author is incredibly rambly and repetitive and seems a bit too full of himself. He also makes ridiculous and repetitive mistakes such as referring to the clitoral hood as a woman's foreskin (which just needlessly complicates it with terminology related to male anatomy) and the lower jaw as a jar. And, to top it all off, he claims women have prostates. Yikes! He could have fact checked that in one second with a simple internet search!
Overall, it's not a bad book. It just also isn't a particularly good book either. I rate this two stars for the information it gets right, techniques it shares, and generally sex-positive and female-pleasure-positive outlook presented. I almost rated it three, but the few bits of misinformation made me change my mind. (Also, the 'guest writing' from women seemed like it may have been in the author's voice, as if he either too heavily edited what they said or wrote it all himself.)
Unless you or someone you have sexual relations with is in dire need of ideas and lack the time to use a search engine, I can't say I recommend this - especially for the price. (I'd be highly disappointed if I hadn't acquired this book during a free promotional period.)
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