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Lesbian
Sex Tips:
A Guide For Anyone
Who Wants to Bring Pleasure
to the
Woman She (Or He) Loves
 Description:
Do you want to be great in bed?
Do you need a road map to femville?
This
fun to read guide is definitely not a dry “how-to” manual, and it contains
more than just sexual tips. Written with inclusive language for both women and
men, this book was written for the benefit of all consenting adults who love women
including: lesbians, bisexual women and men, straight men, transgendered men and
transgendered women who are lesbian, and straight women who want to learn more
about their own bodies.
Lesbian
Sex Tips: A Guide For Anyone Who Wants
to Bring Pleasure to the Woman She
(Or He) Loves
Authors:Tracey Stevens/Cathy Wonder ISBN:
0-9719628-2-0
13 digit ISBN: 978-0-9719628-2-0
Type and
Size: Paperback and Ebook 5" x 8"
List Price: $16.95
Soft Cover, $16.95 Ebook Edition
Page Count: 114 pages
Illustrations:
Paperback Edition--Black and White, Ebook
edition--Color
Description: Self-help Guide, Nonfiction.
Availability:
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for Bookstores and Libraries
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| In
this book you will discover: | |
• | Advice
on romance and how to love not only your partner’s body,
but also her
heart and mind. | |
• |
Women’s anatomy, including illustrations and descriptions of all those delicate
parts. | |
• | Pointers
on making love, including instructions on how to find some of the spots that please
a woman most. | |
• | Information
on different adult toys and how to use them. |
| • | Points
on passion and how to bring a woman to orgasm over and over again. |
| • | Plain
talk about safer sex, which contains a list of common sexually transmitted diseases
and their symptoms and treatments. |
| • | Sections
on childhood abuse issues which can block people from having healthy adult relationships,
and domestic partner abuse issues that sometimes stem from childhood abuse, includes
symptoms and how to get help if you need it. |
| • | Facts
on counseling and what to expect if you see a therapist. |
What’s
the use of learning this?
People ARE different.
What is bodily communication?
So what can a body say?
Erogenous zones—places that both give you chills
and make you hot
Breasts are more than “Got Milk?”
Introducing
the vulva, and I don’t mean the car
What
is safer sex?
But I thought women couldn’t get STDs from each other.
So what can I do to protect myself?
Handy items for safer sex
What’s
considered safe, risky, or unsafe behavior?
If you and your partner are considering
having a child
A serious warning
A list of STDs, their symptoms, and general
treatment
For more info
READER
REVIEW:
"The
safer sex tips made a big impression on me. While I know that any kind of sexual
activity can lead to STD transmission, I didn't really associate it with women.
Can't quite pinpoint what it was that impressed the safer sex info on my brain
- the tone, humor, or the lack of preachiness - but I realized one day that while
I was fixing a cup of coffee, I'd been mentally going over the Guide's suggested
To Do List before considering intimacy. It was a trip actually - adding milk to
my coffee while my brain was busily calculating the last time I'd been with anyone,
the date of my last complete physical including complete blood screening, and
the location of nearest medical supply store figuring I could pick up the stuff
in the Guide. Long and short of it: My Sex Tips Guide gets referenced a lot.
Nicole
B., Washington, DC |
Chapter
3: Communication: the key to working relationships
Basic
rules of communication
Them’s fightin’ words
Coming out
Trust
How to discuss sexually transmitted disease
Pillow talk
READER
REVIEW:
"The
moment I opened the book, I knew I had come to the right place. I read all the
tips and soon had I chance to use them during my first encounter with a woman....I
can tell you without a doubt that haven't I read the book, I wouldn't have felt
that confident in bed with my first woman partner. I felt very comfortable and
safe because I had a world of information with me, a trusty source for someone
who had no idea where to go and how to ask for advice. I really think sex should
always be safe and I learnt to be safe and enjoy at the same time. A must read
for coming out women and a great review for seasoned lesbians. Highly recommend
it!"
My
Turn, Florida, Amazon Review |
Chapter
4: Romance and the art of making lesbian love
Romance,
the best way to keep a relationship happy
Some romantic things to do
First
things first
Before foreplay—what to do to get her, and you, in the mood
Do not be afraid of being a great lover.
So how do I know when she’s
getting in the mood?
Foreplay, the next step to passion
The move to sexual
intimacy
Some other techniques and positions
Adult toys—let’s
take the pleasure a step furthe
Other ways of being sexua
Childhood abuse:
sexual, physical, and emotion
Domestic partner abuse
READER
REVIEW:
"Lesbian
Sex Tips is exactly the kind of in-depth, no-holds barred, entertaining sex manual
that everyone who loves women should have by their bedside. And that includes
ALL women-loving-women, bi, genderqueer, transgendered, intersexed - you name
it, this book is inclusive for all. Heck, even the men that pick it up can always
use more education - and this manual doesn't discriminate. To which, I say hell
yeah! Too many sex guides don't take into account the wide spectrum of human sexuality.
Not true for this book. Hands-on, and that should be taken quite literally, this
is one of the best sex guides out there for those who desire to put the heat back
in the bedroom, or for those just getting started in the wondrous world of loving
women."
L.
A. Vess
Managing Editor, LesbiaNation Magazine |
Chapter
5: Counseling, from a therapist’s point of view
Introduction
Your options for counseling
The counseling process
Some methods used
in therapy
Confidentiality
Considerations
Through the looking glass:
A section for therapists unfamiliar with lesbians and gay men
READER
REVIEW:
"I
thought before I read this book that I would know most of what was in it already...but
I had no idea of the scope of what was inside. I'm impressed. The authors went
from a to z, not leaving any stone unturned. The chapters on anatomy, safe sex
and making love are well written. And I personally am glad they included the chapters
on communication, abuse, counseling, Including the list of resources at the end
of the book was a great idea...I'm sure many people will find this helpful. I'm
positive that many people will find the WHOLE book helpful."
Marcia,
D. Canada |
Chapter
6: Living in the primarily heterosexual USA
A
final little soapbox
Our “civil rights” in the US
Don’t
laws protect gay people from discrimination?
Why aren’t gay people protected?
They pay taxes too.
The privilege of being heterosexual
Heterosexism,
a right of the majority?
Heterosexual, choice or not? t?
Bibliography Reference
Books
Resources
Helping your family understand
Where to go for help
if you’ve been sexually abused
Online support for women who are victims
of domestic partner abuse;
childhood psychological, physical or sexual abuse;
rape and hate crimes
Friendly places to buy books and videos
Toys, safer
sex items, and other stuff for women
Internet hosting
Electronic cards
for and by women
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