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The Joy of Solo Sex

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Harold Litten is one of the most intelligent writers today on masturbation and sexuality. He discusses this human activity openly and frankly. Let's face it. All men masturbate. They just don't like to admit it. Unfortunately, the idea that masturbation is shameful and ungodly has survived. Harold Litten dispels these myths.

If you want to shed many years of guilt about masturbating and enjoying your body, order this book. If your are merely looking for a book that will give you an erection, I suggest that you look elsewhere. This ain't a jerkoff rag.

The best thing about this self-published book is its table of contents, which are quite provocative. Unfortunately the contents don't deliver. The book seems to be a compendium of Dr. Litten's (a pseudoname and no doctor at that) anecdotes and opinions, supported by suspect-sounding research. There's some interesting information, but altogether not worth the cover price.
If you are a guy looking for information on masturbation, there's not much out there, but Cathy Winks _The New Good Vibrations Guide to Sex_ has a good chapter on the subject. But if you're a woman, there's 8 good books by my count on the subject.

The book was not what I expected at all. It had no pictures or drawing. It kept talking about the authors god and his feelings. It was also vary complex, confusing and clinical in every way. It read half like a clinical psych. book and the rest like a list of the authors personal life. I WOULD not buy again or tell some one to buy this book.

I just couldn't understand this book. It used very complex terminology with mind boggling concepts. I would just suggest that people explore the facets of thier sexuality on thier own. That is indiated in the title "solo", if this practice is a solo act why the hell do you need a book.