Reviews for ESO

The average rating for ESO based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-06-18 00:00:00 William Ayala This book contains great relationship building activities. Since orgasm begins in the brain, it makes sense to address emotion and behavior as a helpful way to improve your sex life. Yes the font and the format are dated, but the information remains relevant and accurate. I am a fan of 70's sexual exploration and openness.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-02-24 00:00:00 Julian Dorado Many sex guides suggest techniques; this one teaches an approach through which one can learn and invent new ways of touching and being with each other. And it's not just useful for couples – there's a lot of useful material in here for solo exploration, too. While some techniques are described, they are offered with a degree of humility that invites you to experiment. They (wisely) recommend that partnered activities wait until each person has attained a certain level of skill on his or her own. You've got to show that your engine works before you ask someone else to make you purr. And you will purr, or make whatever other noises you're inclined to make, when you've trained your partner how to handle you properly. The advice is pretty simple: learn to talk with each other, tell each other what you like and don't like, and take turns demonstrating the former. While they offer some structured exercises through which to apply these principles, and a few suggestions for initial exploration, this book is neither prescriptive nor proscriptive. My two favorite things I learned from this book, I learned experimentally, by following their suggestions: 1) I learned that it's possible to give, and to receive, a climax that lasts 90 minutes or more. 2) I learned how to do that. I think my second favorite would have to be the kissing exercise.