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Great Sex: A Man's Guide to the Secret Principles of Total-Body Sex | 
 enlarge | Author: Michael Castleman
Publisher: Rodale Books
Category: Book
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Rating:  26 reviews
Sales Rank: 266570
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 384
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4
Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 6.3 x 1.2
ISBN: 1579547370
Dewey Decimal Number: 306.7
EAN: 9781579547370
ASIN: 1579547370
Publication Date: January 3, 2004
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Product Description
Do you want to be a great lover and enjoy consistently great sex? Would you like reliable erections that don't wilt in the middle of lovemaking? Would you like superb ejaculatory control? Would you like your penis to be as large as it possibly can be? Do you want women to sing your sexual praises? All these sexual benefits can be yours if you read Great Sex and take its message to heart.
Author Michael Castleman is the nation's top journalist specializing in men's sexuality. He has been a sex educator, counselor, and writer for 30 years, including 5 years as the expert who answered the sex questions submitted to the Playboy Advisor. Written with the help of an advisory board that includes some of the nation's leading sex therapists, Great Sex is certain to help you overcome your sex problems; become a better, more confident lover; and enjoy the sex of your dreams.
Castleman's message is surprisingly simple: Stop imitating the rushed, all-genital sex you see in pornography. Instead, cultivate the opposite: leisurely, playful, total-body, massage-based lovemaking that includes the genitals, of course, but is not focused on them.
Sex inspired by pornography is a major reason why men think their penises are too small and why they have erection and ejaculatory problems. With wit, wisdom, and down-to-earth sympathy for men, Castleman discusses his own penis--like yours, it's a little too small--and his own struggles with balky erections, rapid ejaculation, and not expressing orgasm at all. Then, based on state-of-the-art sex therapy techniques, leading sexology texts, and almost 400 medical journal articles, he reveals how to overcome these issues and enjoy a satisfying and exciting sex life.
What's more, the sexual style Castleman advocates is the way most women prefer to make love. Take Castleman's advice and you'll benefit by having a lover who is more arousable, responsive, enthusiastic, and complimentary. In other words, when you embrace sensual, creative, whole-body lovemaking, everybody wins. You have fewer sex problems. The woman you love gets what she wants in bed. And you both enjoy sex that's hotter, more erotic, and more fulfilling.
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 Total S??? April 19, 2006
Confucius (Australia)
4 out of 19 found this review helpful
2 stars for effort.
The authors main idea appears that be that we (men) are doing it wrong.
Ide say theres a few billion people on the planet today, including all of their departed ancestors that would disagree with that.
Pornography,in his opinion,is one of the main culprits.
The exploition of loose women and well built men with large penises, along with its many lurking fetishistic dangers,are to blame for the failures of society with being unable to properly enjoy ourselves...
Performance anxiety ? Great.
Dont look for life/sex to get easier folks - just try harder !
Pornography is a relatively recent vice that market forces driven by our modern insatiable thirst for 'infotainment' has developed, but sex itself is as old as breathing.
Most young men dont get a proper education on how to deal with the bewildering variety of sexual approaches women expect us to be able to deal with, and without at least some idea gleamed from these B gade efforts they may well fail altogether!
If anything, pornography has helped the last few generations to relax about enjoying orgyistic sex, and unfortuantely the modern conservatives are trying again to put the hedonistic genie back in the 'dirty' bottle. Like the rest of their rhetoric goes- its for our own good!
Stress is another target. Hello? - what isnt stress being blamed for these days???
The frustrations and confusion most men feel with sex, isnt about what to do - its more with the almost random and conflicting responces we get to our efforts from the women in our beds. What works with one woman, doesnt with another....
Read Robin Bakers "Sperm Wars" for the real insight into sex.
What a joke that all of these gurus are making of the worlds greatest game.
 Castleman, you kinky little pervert October 18, 2005
Cleo (Cesspool of damnation)
6 out of 40 found this review helpful
This author knows nothing! Of course it is written by a man, there is no FEELING in this rubbish. Come to me Castleman, I'll show you what a lover can really do......
Poorly written August 5, 2005
Donald Shaner (Wheaton, Illinois)
6 out of 39 found this review helpful
Author repeats same thought several times. Author developed pages rather than content.
 The difference between a good lover and a great lover!!! March 12, 2005
D. Golden (California)
15 out of 17 found this review helpful
As a sex researcher and educator, men always ask me what makes a good lover. I still try to answer their questions but now I can also recommend a book that will explain to them what a good lover is AND teach them how to become one. I encourage all my students to get this book, especially the men. Most complaints I hear from women are covered in Dr. Castleman's insightful and informative text. But these techniques can be used in more than just heterosexual relationships. Anyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation could benefit from "Great Sex." And who doesn't want to have great sex?! Thanks, Michael!
One of the few books everyone should read or at least browse March 1, 2005
Slippery Chicken (California)
23 out of 24 found this review helpful
He does repeat some of the same things over again, as one annoyed reader said, but I found that to be important because people forget. If it's an important thought, bring it back up in various chapters in different ways. I read something on page 50, and didn't "really" grasp it until page 150. Once was not enough to achieve the ahhh-haa experience of grasping a new idea/concept/view.
Now granted, I knew a lot of the things in here about the psychology of sex/behind sex, or the changes in the body that affect sexual habits and thoughts, however, I feel it was highly worth reading every word in the book to find out the rest. If someone asked me for advice on an issue, I feel I would be able to give him or her enough info to help them, or guide them in toward the right direction.
If you're looking for a "how to book" with pictures, this isn't for you. If you looking for how to have great sex by understanding the other person, and yourself (yes, yourself), I would recommend it.
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