I heard about the book from Open Love 101 (John & Jackie Melfi), and since I have always been fascinated with, and about, females in general, I wanted to read it to get another perspective on the feminine side of sexuality. This book walks you through a LOT of research and real-life interviews, and comparative analysis with primates like the Bonbos, who have a 99% DNA match to humans.
I wouldn't call it a sexually explicit book by any means, but there are a lot of sexual discussions in terms of the interviews that were conducted, but they were done in a tasteful way without explicit sexual details... at least not in the book. I can only imagine all of what Wednesday Martin may have learned or discussed that didn't actually get included.
As a man, reading this book, I do consider it very eye-opening in terms of understanding the more general feminine sexuality, but it is by no means a "how-to" manual for what is going to work in every situation. I think the biggest takeaway from it, is that EVERY relationship needs to be open about their wants, needs, expectations, etc... from the VERY beginning... to avoid some catastrophic failure years down the road where you may have brought children into the world and thus further complicating what may have become an already complicated relationship.
I would definitely recommend this to any open-minded (or close-minded for that matter) man, and EVERY woman, because it may give each a light-bulb moment to realize they are not alone or unique in whatever feelings they may be experiencing in their respective relationships.
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In this gorgeously written book, Wednesday Martin invites us to embrace a far more mysterious, elusive and appetitive woman than the one we've come to accept as "normal." If you're a woman reading this book, prepare for a homecoming (even if you have no intention of being "untrue.") If you're a man who loves women, prepare to relinquish some cherished illusions.
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