Review: Some Reassurance for Women
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2012
The information contained in this "book" leads me to believe that perhaps Denise is in realityDennis writing as a woman.  The only other explanation for how dead on she is, is that she gotsome guys to "totally open up" which guys typically don't do.One of my complaints is that she says to show the guy how to get her off.  Many of my women clientsdon't masturbate and have not since they were little girls and were caught and shamed by a parent.As a result there are a fair number of women who have never achieved an orgasm.  She does not addressthis demographic in this book and it deserves to be addressed. Another problem that she fails to addressis how many "chatty kathies" there outside the bedroom who turn deadly silent in the bedroom.Many women have been conditioned since she was a girl from church teachings that "sex is bad, dirty andwrong and that good girls don't do it.  Talking at all is mostly non existant and talking dirty is areal problem for women even greater than giving their men blow jobs and swallowing.My other complaint about this "book" is that it really is not a book at all but a fairly shortchapter.  If the information was contained in an actual printed book it would only be about 8pages.  This is one of my pet peeves with E-books is that many of them are not really books at all.John Wilder is a marriage, relationship and sexual coach.  He will be publishing his own bookon how to have a great sex life and stop fighting with your spouse and instead have collaborativeconflict resolution in January on Kindle.