In terms of the quantity of advice offered, this book leaves Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus in the dust. Since this review is being posted to a mailing list devoted to the study of human sexuality, I should point out at this time that there isn't any explict how-to advice about sex in this book, or frankly any discussion of the subject at all. I must confess to having hit a few snags while reading Enchantment of Opposites . Multi-tracking means operating on many tracks at once. It reflects how women think.
Many thoughts can coexist in the mind of a woman.
We call this type of thought 'supra-logical'. I guess what made me pause on this one is that it doesn't really mesh with my everyday experience. Also, I worry that if as a man you really believed that the thought processes of women were this alien to you, that it might discourage you from trying to understand them. However, I can't prove that they aren't any more than the author can prove that they are. This book is a distillation of advice, not a distillation of research.