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Xenomantid
Sep 27, 2012 rated it did non similar it
Recommends information technology for: people who know not to believe everything they read
Oh, where to begin with this heap of libelous garbage?

I'll be reviewing the get-go edition of the book because it was the one I snatched up as a teenager after finding it in the free department of a used bookstore. As an asexual young person eager to learn nearly the obsession that the other ninety-ix percentage of the human population harbored, I idea that Reuben'southward well-known bestseller would serve its promised purpose. The introduction asserted that no one could "live upwards to his human potential" west

Oh, where to brainstorm with this heap of libelous garbage?

I'll be reviewing the first edition of the book because it was the one I snatched upward every bit a teenager after finding it in the free section of a used bookstore. As an asexual young person eager to learn almost the obsession that the other ninety-nine percent of the human population harbored, I thought that Reuben's well-known bestseller would serve its promised purpose. The introduction asserted that no one could "live upwards to his human potential" without having an active, healthy sexual practice life, which should have been my first hint that the author was writing with an agenda in mind. I don't know what the more than recent edition says nearly transsexuals, and, for personal reasons, I don't want to know.)

Well, information technology's been over xl years, and Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex has become more and more risible as more time passes. From start to finish, Everything Yous E'er Wanted to Know Virtually Sex is a transparent attempt to convince the reader to practice vanilla-flavored marital intercourse to the exclusion of all other forms of sexual activity. The descriptions of the male and female sexual organs, as simple beefcake lessons, are exempt. The chapter titled "Male person Homosexuality" is particularly notorious for insisting that gay men are prone to anonymous hookups in public bathrooms, cannot live together lovingly ("The bitterest argument between husband and wife is a passionate love sonnet compared to the boilerplate conversation between a butch and his queen"), can be "cured" of their homosexuality by visiting psychiatrists, and, nearly bizarrely, get pleasance from penetrating themselves with strange objects such equally fruit and shot glasses. The "Prostitution" chapter is similarly defamatory--information technology is the merely section of the book that discusses female homosexuality, and asserts that the lesbians who go prostitutes do it to have the money of the men they despise and infect them with diseases. Afterward all, who needs factual information when you can have the wise doctor confirm widely held prejudices? (He must exist all-knowing, he'due south a doctor!) Reuben bestows his blessing upon oral sexual practice between a homo and a woman merely cautions them that they may take "emotional problems" if they prefer it to intercourse. "The ideal sex act" adds procreation to pleasure and an emotional connection, according to him. Yes, he really uses the phrase "platonic sex act." Plato may or may not be proud. Modern readers will likewise note that the book is totally innocent of the concepts of fisting, lesbian sadomasochism, and heterosexual anal sexual practice.

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex activity does offer some amusement value: the "interviews" from medical clients who are plain the writer's inventions provide nigh of the laughs. A prostitute visited in the daytime by a stingy john obviously dealt with him by saying, "What exercise yous think this, the kiddie matinee? You can come over hither for half toll but you lot but get half a screw!" If you lot wish that your sex manuals of pick had the tone of judgmental sitcoms, this book may exist to your liking. Simply put "Reproduction" from Grease 2 on repeat, and yous'll be all set for an evening of stern lectures confronting almost every conceivable sex deed. Otherwise, stay very, very far away from this thinly disguised propaganda.

ETA: I read the 1999 edition, and--if you can possibly imagine this--it is even worse than the original. The updated edition must have been written for the aforementioned people who were teenagers and young adults when the original was published, considering at that place is no way that these attitudes would pass without scorn from '90s youths. One has to imagine the author getting a letter from his publisher:

Dear Mr. Reuben,

We reaped cracking rewards from your runaway bestseller once upon a fourth dimension, and we would like to see you repeat the formula. Unfortunately, 30 years have passed since nosotros last published your administrative tome, and our audience of vanilla heterosexual Baby Boomers is largely no longer scared of homosexuality. Would y'all delight notice another group or 2 to defame at length? Nosotros suggest painting sadomasochists and transsexuals equally this generation's bogeymen.

Also, we'd appreciate it if you barely toned down your anti-gay attitude. You lot tin still portray gay people equally crusaders for anonymous public hookups as long you don't prescribe psychological "cures" for the orientation itself. What's more, you tin leave the prostitution affiliate almost untouched, considering our readers' contempt for hookers is dizzying.

We look forward to seeing your new efforts.

Sincerely,
Bantam

Why, oh, why did I make up one's mind to buy this volume at the used bookstore one day and not Sex Lives of the U.S. Presidents?

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Kelly H. (Maybedog)
This was fairly frontward thinking for its day for some things similar masturbation: "The only thing harmful about masturbation is the guilt drummed into children." It likewise appears to support greater admission to abortions for pregnant women and discusses many varieties of birth control.

But information technology'south take on homosexuality is appalling. Here are a few of the statements in the book:

"I of the main features of homosexuality is promiscuity...The homosexual must constantly search for the one man, the 1 penis,

This was adequately forwards thinking for its 24-hour interval for some things like masturbation: "The just matter harmful nigh masturbation is the guilt drummed into children." Information technology too appears to support greater admission to abortions for pregnant women and discusses many varieties of nascency control.

Only it's take on homosexuality is appalling. Here are a few of the statements in the book:

"One of the primary features of homosexuality is promiscuity...The homosexual must constantly search for the ane human, the ane penis, the i experience, that will satisfy him. Tragically there is no possibility of satisfaction because the formula is incorrect."

In regards to those gay men who live together happily for years: "The bitterest argument between husband and wife is a passionate dearest sonnet by comparison with a dialogue betwixt a butch and his queen. Live together? Yes. Happily? Hardly."

On gender reassignment surgery: "...2 homosexuals who had undergone these operations 5 years previously died of cancer. Ironically they succumbed to cancer of the breast--their new femae breasts. Ironicallyl these men who wanted to exist women died of a woman's affliction. that's as close as they came." Seriously? LOTS of men get chest cancer. LOTS. Here are some estimates from the American Cancer Gild for breast cancer in men in the US for 2014:

Well-nigh 2,360 new cases of invasive breast cancer in men volition be diagnosed
About 430 men will die from breast cancer
For men, the lifetime risk of dying from breast cancer is about one in three,333 slightly more than probable than dying from natural forces (estrus, common cold, storms, quakes, etc.) is 1 in 3,357.

Back to the book:

"All [homosexuals] have this in mutual: the main interest is the penis, not the person."

"Those who combine homosexuality with sadistic and masochistic aberrations are amongst the cruelest people who walk the earth...they filled the ranks of Hitler's Gestapo and SS." Nevertheless, although the author thinks heterosexual Due south&M fetishists are childish, they are but "harmless."

After describing very promiscuous and impersonal behavior (including a glory hole), the question is asked whether all homosexual contacts are as impersonal as that. The respond is, "No. Most are much more impersonal." (And why is impersonal sex and promiscuous behavior automatically wrong? It's not like heterosexuals don't exercise those things.)

Transvestites are listed nether perverts.

For someone so frontwards thinking in some areas, to be incredibly backward near gay issues, is disturbing. It was but a few years afterwards the book was written that psychiatrists removed homosexuality every bit a illness in and of itself from the DSM. Considering how many years it takes to publish a new edition of that volume, there had to have been a lot of talk at that fourth dimension most homosexuality beingness normal.

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Reese
Jan 17, 2013 rated it it was amazing
Until GR friend Henry Le Nav recently rated and commented on David Reuben'due south EVERYTHING You lot ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT Sex activity: Just WERE AFRAID TO Enquire, this piece of work hung out in the "common cold storage" unit of my memories. The only mode in which my familiarity with it would show up was in some variation of Sol Weinstein's mockery of Reuben's book: EVERYTHING You NEVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT Sex*: *BUT I'LL TELL You lot Anyhow. No surprise here -- I accept a trend to share boring information (i.due east., non about sex) t Until GR friend Henry Le Nav recently rated and commented on David Reuben'southward EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX: BUT WERE AFRAID TO Enquire, this work hung out in the "common cold storage" unit of measurement of my memories. The only manner in which my familiarity with it would show up was in some variation of Sol Weinstein'southward mockery of Reuben'south volume: EVERYTHING You lot NEVER WANTED TO KNOW Nigh SEX*: *BUT I'LL TELL YOU Anyhow. No surprise hither -- I accept a trend to share boring information (i.e., not nigh sex) that other people don't desire to hear.

My seeing the work mentioned in a GR daily update, though, dragged information technology out of "cold storage." And while I hold the popular view that its audience grew upwardly, grew old, lost control over bodily functions, remembers but stuff that happened a long time ago, and thinks a six-hr erection is Cialis'south best side-effect, I also want to say that Reuben's book had its twenty-four hours, really many days, in the sunday. Aye, if you didn't own a copy when I was an undergraduate, then you became the friend of someone who did, or you were office of a grouping lying in the sun and listening to the book's possessor read the "good parts" aloud. Very valuable -- this Reuben book -- and very enlightening if you were born in the 1950'due south. Bibles were holy i day a week; that volume with the sun-colored encompass was holy on the other half-dozen.

Information technology gets a five-star rating from the eighteen-year-quondam in me.

ADDENDUM

I seldom read reviews of books that I've read. And I don't ordinarily write a review of a piece of work that I haven't recently read. But having posted a "review" of a book that I read likewise long ago to recollect well, I decided to expect at other GR members' responses to EVERYTHING. . . . I discovered that some readers institute parts of the piece of work -- particularly Reuben's discussion of homosexuality -- misleading and offensive. The refuted / discredited cloth is not entirely useless; it does, later all, illuminate prevailing attitudes and behavior of a bygone era. Nonetheless, I understand the complaints; and I hope that anyone who notices that I gave Reuben'due south book five stars volition not mistakenly conclude that the rating reveals something other than the importance of the piece of work to many baby boomers.

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T'leah
I rated this book for the humor value. I read the matter embrace to cover the day I got information technology. Reuben has some awesomely misinformed sections in it. He takes a opinion on homosexuality equally existence sexually depraved and his descriptions of how gay men act had me bang-up up. His proposition for the best spermicidal douche was unbearably funny. Some of what he says rings true, but mostly it is an amusing glance into guild'southward view on the topic in the tardily sixties. Do not read information technology to educate yourself about all I rated this volume for the humor value. I read the thing cover to cover the day I got it. Reuben has some awesomely misinformed sections in information technology. He takes a stance on homosexuality every bit being sexually depraved and his descriptions of how gay men act had me cracking up. His suggestion for the all-time spermicidal douche was unbearably funny. Some of what he says rings truthful, only by and large it is an amusing glance into society'southward view on the topic in the late sixties. Exercise not read it to brainwash yourself about all things related to sex. Read it every bit a history lesson and/or for it's absurdities. No wonder Woody Allen made a spoof about it. ...more
Brian
Oct 11, 2020 rated it did non like information technology
Homophobic crap. The author seems to recall all gays are slimy perverts incapable of romantic love, who are only interested in sleazy dorsum alley intercourse with anonymous partners, and that lesbians (who were written up under the chapter on prostitution), are incapable of giving some other adult female an orgasm, and that transgender women are 'mutilated female person impersonators.' Oh, and a good psychiatrist can remove those disgusting homosexual urges. Also, brothels are farmhouses in the country and prostit Homophobic crap. The author seems to think all gays are slimy perverts incapable of romantic love, who are merely interested in sleazy back aisle intercourse with anonymous partners, and that lesbians (who were written up under the chapter on prostitution), are incapable of giving another adult female an orgasm, and that transgender women are 'mutilated female impersonators.' Oh, and a good psychiatrist tin can remove those disgusting homosexual urges. Also, brothels are farmhouses in the country and prostitutes only enter into the business organisation because they enjoy it. ...more
Smith Nickerson
Read this right when information technology initially was published. Fortunately, I was able to get copies of Kinsey and Masters and Johnson long before. David Reuben may take bought some noesis to a social club that had a lot of hang ups near sex and sexuality but he was not to kind to the Gay community. They are pretty much referred to every bit freaks.
Marsha Altman
Aug 25, 2021 rated it did not like information technology
Read for piece of work. In additional to being racist, sexist, and homophobic, some of the information is medically wrong.
Amy
Feb 05, 2009 rated it did not similar it
I got this book at Op House for xx cents. It's for my vintage sex-ed collection! I unremarkably enjoy reading out-of-date, inaccurate books virtually sexual practice. Simply this one was too homophobic and misogynistic to be truly entertaining. I would say it's an interesting cultural relic, but sadly I think in that location are a lot of people walking effectually who believe the horrible things in this book, and nosotros are all suffering for it. I got this book at Op House for twenty cents. It's for my vintage sex activity-ed collection! I usually savor reading out-of-date, inaccurate books about sexual activity. But this ane was too homophobic and misogynistic to be truly entertaining. I would say it'southward an interesting cultural relic, only sadly I recollect there are a lot of people walking around who believe the horrible things in this book, and we are all suffering for it. ...more
Gregory
May nineteen, 2009 rated it liked it
You don't want to know how I acquired this book.
That being said, I practise have some things to say virtually it. It is very informative when it comes to matters of anatomy and seems to be inclined, like then much of the work done by psychologists in the sixties, to want to free heterosexual couples from the constraints of imposed chastity and prudishness.
However, if you are gay, lesbian, transexual, bi or even remotely questioning, or fifty-fifty if you have proclivities that may exist considered outside the norm,
You don't desire to know how I acquired this book.
That being said, I practice have some things to say about information technology. It is very informative when information technology comes to matters of anatomy and seems to be inclined, like so much of the work washed by psychologists in the sixties, to desire to free heterosexual couples from the constraints of imposed chastity and prudishness.
However, if yous are gay, lesbian, transexual, bi or even remotely questioning, or even if you accept proclivities that may be considered outside the norm, this book will be far less helpful. Lesbians are not admitted to fifty-fifty in passing, and gay men are diagnosed with perversity, with the blowsy notion that "they're looking for the perfect penis, but they will never observe the perfect penis because the perfect penis is actually their own penis which means that they demand a vagina".
In other words, this book is dated. Mine it for what information technology's worth as far every bit anatomical information, but have its lilliputian judgments with a teaspoon of salt.
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John
I found this in my parent'southward bedroom when I was xiv years former. I read it in secret, and replaced information technology where I had found it.
I oftentimes thought afterward, that it was left out in the open for a reason :}
Information technology opened upwards a world that I ddin't even know existed, and answered questions about a subject field that noone ever really sat downwardly and explained to me.
Reading information technology at that historic period was probably Not the about good for you thing that could have happened. Teenage hormones and urges were only starting to hit and the knowle
I found this in my parent's bedroom when I was 14 years sometime. I read it in secret, and replaced information technology where I had plant it.
I ofttimes idea afterward, that it was left out in the open for a reason :}
Information technology opened upward a globe that I ddin't even know existed, and answered questions about a subject that noone ever really sat downwards and explained to me.
Reading it at that age was probably NOT the most good for you matter that could have happened. Teenage hormones and urges were just starting to hit and the noesis the book gave me did not help command them.
However in the pre-sex education era... with parents who never spoke about such things..maybe it was more helpful to know.
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Abby
The worst "factual" volume ever. Nothing in it is e'er cited equally an bodily written report but ridiculous scenarios are given and they make for some good entertainment. Written in the 60's, it'south dated and total of racist and sexist stereotypes... which are funny if you aren't overly serious. Information technology preaches near the usage of Coca Cola equally the best form of birth control and how STD'southward are spread to the mayor's daughter from men of color. This flea market notice sparked a fascination with collecting books that incorporate The worst "factual" book ever. Zip in it is ever cited as an actual study but ridiculous scenarios are given and they make for some skilful amusement. Written in the 60'due south, information technology'due south dated and full of racist and sexist stereotypes... which are funny if you aren't overly serious. It preaches almost the usage of Coca Cola as the best grade of birth command and how STD's are spread to the mayor's daughter from men of color. This flea market place find sparked a fascination with collecting books that contain sociological information about dissimilar eras through dated materials most then current etiquette.
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Therese
This volume was revolutionary for information technology'southward fourth dimension. If you real the 1969 version...you're gonna laugh. And get mad. And exist puzzled. Then you might option up the re-issue from 1999, were the author adds new science and new society to his opinions of the day ("homosexuals are miserable man beings" being absent-minded from the reprint). Take BOTH on your shelf, history lover. Allow information technology show you how "facts" are so terribly pliable, because the 1999 version is already improper for our era, leaving out huge swaths of th This volume was revolutionary for it's time. If y'all real the 1969 version...you lot're gonna laugh. And get mad. And be puzzled. And then you might choice up the re-issue from 1999, were the author adds new science and new society to his opinions of the day ("homosexuals are miserable human beings" being absent from the reprint). Accept BOTH on your shelf, history lover. Let it show you how "facts" are so terribly pliable, because the 1999 version is already improper for our era, leaving out huge swaths of the Queer population. This isn't a nifty volume. Information technology's a historical occurrence worth studying. ...more
Colleen
Nov 21, 2007 rated it really liked information technology
Recommends it for: Everybody!
I really enjoyed this downwardly-to-earth, medically and emotionally accurate exploration of sex, the greatest activity in the history of the earth.

The only chapter I didn't appreciate was the one on male homosexuality. It was outdated and just lightheaded at points. For instance, information technology read that no one actually knows why the gays practise what they do. Information technology implied that they but choose that lifestyle. No, it'southward non genetic. No, it's not emotional. What poppycock.

Otherwise, this was an excellent read. I actually liked

I actually enjoyed this downwards-to-earth, medically and emotionally accurate exploration of sexual practice, the greatest activity in the history of the world.

The only chapter I didn't appreciate was the one on male homosexuality. Information technology was outdated and just silly at points. For instance, it read that no one really knows why the gays do what they do. Information technology implied that they simply choose that lifestyle. No, it's non genetic. No, it's not emotional. What poppycock.

Otherwise, this was an excellent read. I actually liked the chapter on prostitutes, specially the Lezzies. September (older) sex, menopause, masturbation, basic anatomy, and libido were all covered in depth in a question-answer format. I recommend this book to anyone who has questions virtually sex. Who doesn't? Inevitably, they are covered in this volume. Answering your ain questions will certainly improve your performance and enjoyment of life.

As a final annotation, may I as well recommend

The Guide to Getting it On? Information technology is a wonderful mode to proceeds resources on creative positions. Enjoy!
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Janice
Sep 28, 2013 rated information technology did non like it
I am happy to say that of the three or four books I've e'er thrown out in my life because of hideous content (and not because of bad koolaid stains or a puppy chewing information technology beyond legibility), 2 take been copies of this volume. And i was not mine. I realize now that the other person may have had it as an example of what stupid things people tin can say when they pretend they know a topic they know little near, but at the fourth dimension, I did not think it through. And, yes, I felt guilty throwing abroad someone I am happy to say that of the three or 4 books I've ever thrown out in my life because of hideous content (and not because of bad koolaid stains or a puppy chewing it beyond legibility), two take been copies of this book. And 1 was not mine. I realize now that the other person may have had it equally an example of what stupid things people can say when they pretend they know a topic they know lilliputian most, but at the time, I did not think it through. And, yeah, I felt guilty throwing away someone else'southward property. But the idea that some poor souls might read his nauseating crap nigh lesbians and believe it (they just need a homo, which is clear when they apply two-sided dildos, equally an example) was worse than the belongings-rights guilt.

In short, I exercise not like this book.

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carl  theaker

When this volume first came out it was a must read for our
gang working at the mall cafe. As teenagers information technology was a wonder,
no one had told us this stuff before, and footling was
available in this contemporary format - just buying
a book at a bookstore.

I was reading information technology on intermission past the mall fountain, hunkered
downwardly so the comprehend wouldn't exist embarrassing. An older
girl stopped (20ish) she asked me what are you reading?
you lot are so intent. When I showed her the book she
got a big express joy out it!

When this book commencement came out it was a must read for our
gang working at the mall cafe. As teenagers information technology was a wonder,
no one had told us this stuff before, and little was
available in this contemporary format - just ownership
a book at a bookstore.

I was reading it on interruption past the mall fountain, hunkered
down so the embrace wouldn't be embarrassing. An older
girl stopped (20ish) she asked me what are you reading?
you are so intent. When I showed her the volume she
got a big laugh out it!

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auie
very informative. constitute this in my grandpa'south bookshelf when i had nothing better to do. i was in highschool so. and then fifty-fifty earlier sex teaching i knew that rhythm method is not that effective because a woman's cycle changes, and so is withdrawal. i learned a lot most the changes i my body was going thru and actually helped me to deal with it. very informative. constitute this in my grandfather'south bookshelf when i had nothing meliorate to do. i was in highschool and then. and then even before sex education i knew that rhythm method is not that effective because a woman's cycle changes, and so is withdrawal. i learned a lot about the changes i my body was going thru and really helped me to deal with it. ...more
Dave
Jan 15, 2008 rated it liked information technology
Got this volume from my father when I was 13, to substitute "the talk." Ridiculously obsolete, features less research and informative text and more a drove of cartoonish anecdotes from caricatured people. Barely enough to fifty-fifty be a relic of its time; in the peak of the sexual revolution, this book doesn't exercise much justice to homo sexuality. Got this book from my father when I was 13, to substitute "the talk." Ridiculously obsolete, features less inquiry and informative text and more a collection of cartoonish anecdotes from caricatured people. Barely enough to even be a relic of its time; in the peak of the sexual revolution, this book doesn't do much justice to human sexuality. ...more
Eric Tracy
Jun 14, 2009 rated it really liked it
I was never given, "The Talk" only instead I was given "The Volume". Offset it was the Time Life, Life Cycle Library, then I grabbed this when Walt and Steph were done with information technology and read it cover to comprehend. Kind of dry out, but informative, and I was simply hungry enough for authentic info on the subject at the time that I read it nigh all at once. I was never given, "The Talk" but instead I was given "The Book". Showtime it was the Time Life, Life Cycle Library, so I grabbed this when Walt and Steph were done with it and read information technology cover to cover. Kind of dry out, but informative, and I was just hungry plenty for accurate info on the bailiwick at the time that I read it nearly all at in one case. ...more
Suzlizjohnson
My mother literally blew her top when she found out I was reading this book at the age of just turned xviii! She was plain typical mother who wouldn't dream of uttering the word sex, never mind talking nigh it!! I found it to be very informative and answered most all my questions except i ( I tin can't think what that question was..) My mother literally blew her acme when she found out I was reading this book at the historic period of just turned xviii! She was apparently typical female parent who wouldn't dream of uttering the word sex activity, never mind talking nigh it!! I institute it to be very informative and answered most all my questions except one ( I can't remember what that question was..) ...more
Red Phoenix
Yes,establish this book in my blood brother's room. Learned lots of things that didn't makes sense until I was older. Some images still haunt me... but at least information technology fabricated thinking and questioning most sex less taboo. Not a great advisory book because of all the misinformation. Withal, it shaped a lot of immature lives dorsum when it came out. Yep,establish this book in my brother's room. Learned lots of things that didn't makes sense until I was older. Some images still haunt me... but at least it made thinking and questioning about sex less taboo. Not a groovy informational volume considering of all the misinformation. Still, information technology shaped a lot of young lives back when it came out. ...more
Joanne G.
I don't think anything within this book, but I do have a story nearly it that still makes me smiling decades after the fact. My best friend's family was moving, and her father found this book under her bed. She was and then embarrassed, but all he did was inquire if she had learned annihilation!

This was the become-to book of my generation. We didn't have Internet!

I don't remember annihilation inside this volume, but I do take a story nearly it that still makes me grinning decades after the fact. My best friend's family unit was moving, and her father found this volume nether her bed. She was and so embarrassed, merely all he did was ask if she had learned anything!

This was the go-to book of my generation. Nosotros didn't have Internet!

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Natalie
Fun to read, mainly due to its dated 'facts' and outrageous claims. I particularly enjoyed the pocket-sized section where lesbian is equated with prostitute and the amount of female patients bursting into tears and messing up their makeup when divulging delicate issues was priceless. Fun to read, mainly due to its dated 'facts' and outrageous claims. I especially enjoyed the small department where lesbian is equated with prostitute and the amount of female patients bursting into tears and messing up their makeup when divulging delicate problems was priceless. ...more than
Emily
May 04, 2011 rated it it was ok
No one should take this book seriously anymore considering it is so outdated. So much has changed in mod sexuality that hardly whatever of what the writer claims is true these days. Yet an interesting read.
Alicedewonder
OH MY GOD! I Tin can'T BELIEVE THAT IT'Southward ONLY IN ENGLISH! THE AMERICAN Championship IS EVERYTHING Y'all ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW Virtually Sexual activity: merely were afraid to ask. DR, REUBEN ROCKED THE SIXTIES WITH THIS 1, AND 20 YEARS Afterward MY sixteen Twelvemonth Erstwhile SON LEARNED FROM HIS EFFORTS. BRING Back THE ENGLISH! OH MY GOD! I Tin can'T BELIEVE THAT It'Southward ONLY IN English language! THE AMERICAN TITLE IS EVERYTHING YOU E'er WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT Sexual practice: but were afraid to ask. DR, REUBEN ROCKED THE SIXTIES WITH THIS Ane, AND 20 YEARS LATER MY sixteen Yr Erstwhile SON LEARNED FROM HIS EFFORTS. BRING Dorsum THE ENGLISH! ...more
Casey
May ten, 2007 rated it it was ok
I don't think this volume aged well. Information technology seems very quaint. I find The Guide to Getting it On more fun and more informative. I don't think this book aged well. It seems very quaint. I find The Guide to Getting it On more fun and more informative. ...more
Scott
Jul xviii, 2007 rated it it was ok
As a young lad I got all of my misinformation about sex from this book.
Connie Barillas
The kickoff volume I ever read about sex. I used to steal it from my big blood brother's room when I was a high schooler and read it cover to cover a couple of time. I was a (book) expert at 17. The first volume I ever read about sex activity. I used to steal it from my big brother's room when I was a high schooler and read it encompass to cover a couple of time. I was a (book) skillful at 17. ...more
Thomas
May 05, 2008 rated it actually liked it
I retrieve finding this behind another books on my parent'due south shelf when I was a youngin'. I remember finding this backside some other books on my parent's shelf when I was a youngin'. ...more than
Susan Baranoff
Groundbreaking in its twenty-four hours, this volume is so out of date at present it is scary!
David Reuben, M. D., is a Physician and Surgeon with a specialty in Psychiatry. He graduated from the University of Illinois College of Medicine and served his residency at the Melt Canton Hospital in Chicago. Later internship and residency he served every bit a Medical Officer with the U.S. Air Force before establishing his ain medical offices. He has practiced medicine in Illinois, and California.
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David Reuben, M. D., is a Physician and Surgeon with a specialty in Psychiatry. He graduated from the University of Illinois College of Medicine and served his residency at the Cook County Hospital in Chicago. After internship and residency he served as a Medical Officer with the U.Southward. Air Strength before establishing his own medical offices. He has good medicine in Illinois, and California.
His books take been New York Times best-sellers and have been published in more than fifty countries in over fifty languages.
Dr. Reuben is specially known for his kickoff Number Ane best-seller, Everything Y'all Always Wanted To Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask™, that reached approximately one hundred fifty one thousand thousand readers around the earth.
His other 8 books take revolutionized scientific concepts of adept wellness in many ways. For example, The Salvage-Your-Life Nutrition™ transformed the dietary habits in America as well as in many countries around the world. Just check your supermarket shelves to see how many products now showcase their fiber content.
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