The New Bottoming Book Book

Although I appreciate Easton's work, I feel that I run into the same wall every time I read something by her. Every point she makes are ones I already know, in a way; it's all common sense, lessons learned through living, and epiphanies we all come to at some point. We all know that in order to be the best bottom we can be, we must communicate with our top. We must respect our top. We must respect ourselves. Etc. We all are very aware of these things, but every now and then, we need reminding. We need someone to tell us that it's ok to feel the way we do, and to want the things we need, and Easton is that voice. Ultimately, most of her books end up being positive, easy reads, however I never feel fulfilled. I don't come away feeling like I've gained much knowledge or insight, but I do feel a little more secure in who I am. So, worth reading but nothing groundbreaking.