Customer Reviews

Pathways to Pleasure : A Woman's Guide to Orgasm

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

My husband and I found this book easy to read, packed with interesting information, and quite helpful. After five years of frustration, I was finally able to orgasm with my husband, and I think it helped that we both read the book. We knew what to try and what to expect, and the book helped us talk more openly about our sexuality. I would recommend the book to any woman or couple who might have concerns about orgasms (or the absence of them). I also appreciate the fact that the authors included information for aging women and women with physical disabilities. This was very thoughtful of them.

My therapist gave me this book to read. Although I do not generally have trouble reaching orgasm, this book helped me become more familiar and comfortable with my body. It is a helpful guide for enjoying sex and hopefully reaching orgasm, although it stresses the importance of finding pleasure in "the journey" and not just staying focused on "the goal". It gives detailed information on masturbation, cunnilingus, vibrators, etc. The authors have rated (with stars) various sexual postions based on the likelihood for reaching orgasm in that position. This book is full of helpful information, but most reassuring to me was understanding there is no one right way to go about having and enjoying sex.

I have also been reading this book as part of my therapy. I have found it useful in improving my knowledge of my own body and how to relax and enjoy. My only wish is that I would have read this before this point in my life.

This book tackled a delicate subject with masterful artistry. The authors put together a mosaic of information to reveal the often hidden bigger picture. A great read beckoning you to further explore your inner self. I would recommend this piece of literature for men and women alike.

This book was a complete waste of money. There is nothing in this book that you shouldn't have already learned in high school and talking with girlfriends. This may be helpful if you were a displaced Victorian. I would not recommend this book to anyone; there are far too many books out there that tackle this subject better and more thoroughly.

The thing that really irked me was all the typos and miss spelled words. There are pages were right in the middle of the sentence the text moves to the next page, leaving half of the other page blank. Oh, I almost forget, the pages started falling out. This is a very poorly written and edited book and they rushed this to press before they even proof read it. I am sorry but I do not see how others could rate this book higher than one star. = )