Xaviera Hollander may not have invented sex, but she is certainly one of its most outspoken proponents. Her book The Happy Hooker has sold more than sixteen million copies worldwide and continues to captivate new readers with its humor, its zest for life, and, above all, its downright honesty. She followed the success of her book with her monthly sex advice column for Penthouse, “Call Me Madam,” which helped readers find fulfillment in bed for almost thirty years. How to Make Love to a Woman takes hard-earned knowledge and puts it to excellent use, helping couples to experience the same mind-blowing pleasure that Xaviera has received and given for years. With a sense of fun and a knowing yet accessible voice, Xaviera gives readers specific suggestions on how to spice things up in the bedroom. She writes from a woman’s perspective, noting that her favorite sexual act has four letters and ends with “k.” (Surprise: it’s “talk.”) Some of the suggestions include, “Pleasure her with her own toys,” “Practice verbal bondage,” and “Make home movies.” With Xaviera as a muse and guide, this unique playbook promises to be a go-to Saturday night special!
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I bought this as a teenager, and it may be the very first book I ever bought with my own money. I read it with highlighter in hand just in case there was something useful to my eager and horny teen mind. The entire book was chartreuse yellow.
“She had courteously asked the captain to what she owed the honour of his visit, and when, instead of answering, he pinched her plump cheek and put his arm around her waist, she flew into a passion and pointed to the door with the voice and gesture of an insulted queen. The lieutenant had found her far more ungracious; she did not ask what he desired, but angrily thundered, almost before he crossed the threshold, an order to march which permitted neither remonstrance nor refusal; finally, at the “She had courteously asked the captain to what she owed the honour of his visit, and when, instead of answering, he pinched her plump cheek and put his arm around her waist, she flew into a passion and pointed to the door with the voice and gesture of an insulted queen. The lieutenant had found her far more ungracious; she did not ask what he desired, but angrily thundered, almost before he crossed the threshold, an order to march which permitted neither remonstrance nor refusal; finally, at the appearance of the first lieutenant, she had passed from the position of defence to that of assault, shrieked at him with a crimson face and flashing eyes to be off at once, if he valued the smooth skin of his cheeks; and when, somewhat bewildered, yet not wholly intimidated, he had ventured, notwithstanding this by no means encouraging reception, to attempt to seize and embrace her, as he was accustomed to do with the colonel's wife's maid, when, making eyes at him in the ante-room, she whispered under her breath: "Let me go, or I'll scream!" she rushed upon him literally like a wild-cat, and, in an instant, ...more
If you want to be reminded that women are inferior to men in their sexual desires to be dominated (raped), and in their romantic needs for being put on a
pedestal and treated like a princess... or the desire to perform an evolutionary ritual stemming from feeding their young with pre-chewed food (the desire to kiss, and the "importance" therein,) then read this book! It focuses a lot on the emotional/romantic aspect of sex which I can only shake my head at. I myself no longer want to think about If you want to be reminded that women are inferior to men in their sexual desires to be dominated (raped),
and in their romantic needs for being put on a pedestal and treated like a princess... or the desire to perform an evolutionary ritual stemming from feeding their young with pre-chewed food (the desire to kiss, and the "importance" therein,) then read this book! It focuses a lot on the emotional/romantic aspect of sex which I can only shake my head at. I myself no longer want to think about the inferiority of women any more, I'm trying to steer clear of that belief. This book does nothing but
make me resent females, and prevent me from seeing them as equals. It's not for me. The book is also a bit dated, referring to using a Polaroid camera, so that you can take naughty pics with privacy... but the dated aspect (1982) isn't much of an issue for me.
Mar 28, 2008 Brian rated it it was amazing a great reminder of some things to do for that special woman in your life but you have to take it with a grain of salt. I dont recommend books that teach you how to control a woman by "appearing" to meet her needs. An honest approach is much more rewarding a great reminder of some things to do for that special woman in your life but you have to take it with a grain of salt. I dont recommend books that teach you how to control a woman by "appearing" to meet her needs. An honest approach is much more rewarding ...more
I bought this as a teenager, and it may be the very first book I ever bought with my own money. I read it with highlighter in hand just in case there was something useful to my eager and horny teen
mind. The entire book was chartreuse yellow.
Sep 20, 2019 Rian Nejar rated it really liked it
Required reading for men and women alike. I have an old (nineties) copy and read it again recently. Suffice it to say I feel the need to read it again. There is something intangible in the thoughts and feelings of women - depicted in conversational snippets within - that goes beyond all "common wisdom" relating to making love. The desire to learn more and to assimilate this inscrutable quality is powerful. There is something spiritual in
love, and in making love in its truest form... personally, I have an old (nineties) copy and read it again recently. Suffice it to say I feel the need to read it again. There is something intangible in the thoughts and feelings of women - depicted in conversational snippets within - that goes beyond all "common wisdom" relating to making love. The desire to learn more and to assimilate this inscrutable
quality is powerful. There is something spiritual in love, and in making love in its truest form... personally, I hope to discover and live it fully. Highly recommended.
Jan 14, 2017 Karah rated it it was ok This book definitely predates the nineties. They advised Vaseline as a lubricant ( NO NO NO!!!). Some of the advice may seem unsavory to those who support female empowerment. Many paragraphs painted women as often uncertain creatures. Related ArticlesNeed another excuse to treat yourself to a new book this week? We've got you covered with the buzziest new releases of the day. To create our... Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. |
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