Modern Sex Techniques: A Manual In Straightforward Language For Sexual Harmony! An Illustrated Classic By Robert Street!

Let’s face it; there is a reason sex headlines sell copies of Cosmo. We all could stand to learn a bit more about sex, positions to try, what to say, how to behave, and how to achieve orgasm. This book delivers, exactly what the title implies. Author Robert Street wrote this text after concluding that the high divorce rate may be due to sexual incompatibility or ignorance. You may be shocked to learn many married women have never experienced climax. This OUT OF PRINT book (has sold online for as much as 48) goes one step further describing how to tell if your partner has, and what she is feeling at the time.The English author targets those less experienced sexual partners and also hints it may serve as a companion to young adults after the parental birds and bee talk. This remastered digital version contains images and gives an anatomy and physiology review to many, including lubrication and erogenous zones.NOT so long ago, the British Bar Association admitted that the principal factor responsible for English divorces is sexual incompatibility. The Association is to be praised for having undertaken an analysis of the unfortunate and important divorce problem and for having made public its findings. There is no doubt in the author's mind that similar studies made in other countries would result in like conclusions; sex is governed and controlled by a natural and universal law which is common to all individuals, and all persons are subject to its influence in greater or lesser degree.Modern Sex presents,in simple language,basic information the individual needs to know in order to eliminate martial discontent arising from faulty sexual technique. Among the many vital subjects covered are the — Inital intercourse — the erogenous zones — methods of stimulation — the importance of digital contact — types of orgasms — positions of intercourseoral connectioncontrolling the male orgasmthe theory of "safe' daysthe case against circumcisionsexual incompatibility and readjustmentreticence and apathy in womenbreaking up sexual routine And more!While it is urged that the practice of confessing voluntarily to infidelity is unwise, the advice concerns only those who are not habitual in this respect, whose lapses have been limited. The perpetually philandering husband or wife of similar bent need take nothing said in this connection as encouragement for such activities. Under any circumstances, it is only a question of time before day-after-day inconstancy is discovered.Deceit, if deceit this be, is for the best. There may also be children, upon whose innocent heads the stupidities of the parents fall. A happy and successful marriage maintained by some slight deceit, is far more to be advocated than eventual divorce brought about by complete frankness. Only the naive or hopelessly dull can believe that "confession," with matrimony hanging in the balance, "is good for the soul."