The Complete Idiot's Guide to Amazing Sex

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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Amazing Sex, 4th Edition: Learn the Secret of a Sizzling Sex Life by Dr. Sari Locker is a guide between different levels of communication between different levels of relationships (with oneself personally as well as in connection with another) exploring health and sex (by all definitions from as a noun and a verb, of good research that will only continue improving with furthering deliberating good efforts). When healthily embarking through a sexual rabbit hole of a healthy warren of information in connection with good sex, I decide to buy then read the text due to my choice to constantly practically improve and grow as a mindful individual as well as romantic life partner (especially considering one may choicely-practically grow very well; one may be consistently healthy all one's life and reap the benefits of being so infinitely). One has much control over one's life. 

Reading a book of the sort is quite interesting because I’m finding evidential support on the basis of science and rigorous research that the way I appreciate life is amazingly-wonderful. I’m not operating by confirmation bias (and I don’t operate by confirmation bias). I’m just seeking to better understand how to be a more mindful individual and/or romantic-/life partner in myriad healthy ways. Life is amazing and wonderful. Good learning may always improve. The text explores types of relationships in connection with parameters of sex, offering guidance to assist one with better understanding realms of relationships in connection with realms of sex. I really appreciate how the text engages good communication as a way to assist one with mindfully navigating a relationship, to better understand whether a relationship is of what one is seeking romantically, without judgement, through increasing awareness via healthy mindful communication. Offering good-healthy dialogue prompts (available throughout the text) may prove valuable for any trying to have a conversation about a topic one finds important to oneself in connection to a romantic relationship and wants to share with a partner the details. 

Healthy clinical-like communication is better than poor communication. Better to be in a romantic relationship of which one may fully express oneself than to be in one with limitations of healthy expression (especially in connection with poor communication, which the author advises as one situation [amongst many] to seek a particular therapy for, as well as to move on from, depending on the stage of the romantic relationship [inclusive of initial conversations of romance]). Even more so, I find the text valuable for approaching contexts for not just oneself romantically though as a wonderful educational tool that one may well regard in one's own family at different stages of progress, of maturity, well-respecting aspects of human spectrums. The text contains forms and questionnaires which I think are wonderful for any seeking to be more self-aware. If one doesn’t know what one wants romantically, the text may help one discover at least what one may want to mindfully try and how to safely approach doing so. Every human is different. What a human being is capable of being health wise—when approaching health properly well, is astounding. A text of the sort allows one to self-assess scientifically. The beauties of human concordance rely on the heightening transparent awareness of an actual human being in connection with what is accurately-evidentially-scientifically verifiable, in connection with an interdependent reality at large. To love oneself is to not war against oneself though to assist oneself in better understanding oneself through myriad health ways and living better with better understanding. The text delves into contexts in relation to the importance of loving oneself. One may evidentially-scientifically coordinate and track how and why one feels. Additionally, I find the following texts may assist one in further deliberating contexts of concepts within The Complete Idiot's Guide to Amazing Sex, 4th Edition: Learn the Secret of a Sizzling Sex Life by Dr. Sari Locker, PhD: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Tantric Sex (2nd Edition) by Dr. Judy Kuriansky, PhD, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Enhancing Sexual Desire by Judy Ford, MSW, LCSW, with Rachel Greene Baldino, MSW, LCSW, The New Sex Bible for Women: The Complete Guide to Sexual Self-Awareness and Intimacy by Dr. Amie Harwick, Great Sex for Life by Linda Sonntag, Sexual Happiness for Women: A Practical Approach by Maurice Yaffe and Elizabeth Fenwick, The Ultimate Guide to Orgasm for Women: How to Become Orgasmic for a Lifetime by Mikaya Heart, Naked at Our Age: Talking Out Loud About Senior Sex by Joan Price, Perv: The Sexual Deviant in All of Us by Jesse Bering, She Comes First: The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman by Ian Kerner, Sexual Soulmates: The Six Essentials for Connected Sex by Susan Bratton, The Vagina Book: An Owner's Manual for Taking Care of Your Down There by The Thinx Inc. Team, Dr. Jenn Conti, MD, and Daiana Ruiz (Illustrator), The Penis Book: A Doctor's Complete Guide to the Penis—From Size to Function and Everything in Between by Dr. Aaron Spitz, M.D., This is How You Vagina: All About Your Vajayjay and Why You Probably Shouldn't Call it That by Dr. Nicole E. Williams, M.D., Come As You Are (Revised and Updated): The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life by Dr. Emily Nagoski, Ph.D., The Vagina Bible: The Vulva and the Vagina: Separating the Myth from the Medicine by Dr. Jen Gunter, M.D., Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom: Creating Physical and Emotional Health and Healing (Newly Updated and Revised 5th Edition) by Dr. Christiane Northrup, M.D., A Man's Guide to Healthy Aging: Stay Smart, Strong, and Active (A Johns Hopkins Press Health Book) by Edward H. Thompson, Jr., and Lenard W. Kaye (with contributions from contributors which receive credits at the end of the book),The Joy of Sex by Dr. Alex Comfort, M.B., D.Sc., Why Good Sex Matters: Understanding the Neuroscience of Pleasure for a Smarter, Happier, and More Purpose-Filled Life by Dr. Nan Wise, PhD, The Heart of Tantric Sex by Diana Richardson, What to Expect When You're Expecting by Heidi Murkoff, The Complete Kāma Sūtra: The First Unabridged Modern Translation of the Classic Indian Text (translation by Alain Daniēlou [inclusive of help from Kenneth Hurry]), Tantric Orgasm for Women by Diana Richardson, Love Worth Making: How to Have Ridiculously Great Sex in a Long-Lasting Relationship by Dr. Stephen Snyder, M.D., Urban Tantra: Sacred Sex for the Twenty-First Century by Barbara Carrellas, Dr. Nita’s Crash Course for Women: Better Sex, Better Health, Better You by Dr. Nita Landry, MD, OB-GYN, The Girls' Guide to Growing Up Great: Changing Bodies, Periods, Relationships, Life Online by Sophie Elkan with Laura Chaisty and Dr. Maddy Podichetty as well as Illustrations by Flo Perry, Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ by Daniel Goleman, Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Dr. Matthew Walker, PhD, The Love Prescription: Seven Days to More Intimacy, Connection, and Joy by Dr. John Gottman, PhD, and Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman, PhD, and Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus: The Classic Guide to Understanding the Opposite Sex by Dr. John Gray, PhD.

Onward and Upward,
Kevin Dufresne
www.Piatures.com
IG: @Dufreshest

I don't consider my self a beginner in this at all but this guide can be boiled down to "put penis in vagina." There are much better resources out there.

p.s. I didn't actually buy this book, but did feel compelled to browse it.

This is a great introductory book about sex. As with other Idiot and Dummies books the layout of the book and the fact that it is easy to reference make it a highly recommended book. There are a few color photos in part of the book. The author hits on all the key topics and has many "How-tos." As with any book, we wouldn't take everything with a grain of salt. There are things in there that morally would not fit with our faith and values (that is why we wrote, "The Perfumed Garden 2"), eg threesomes and S&M. You can still be selective in what you take from the book.

Where babies come from

Hmm...nothing new..is that mean that I'm not a complete idiot, but just half an idiot? :)

DNF at p 58

This is a great, educational book about the body, reproductive organs and how to have, sane, safe, consensual sex and how to talk about it with your partner or parents or just about anyone really (but partner mostly).

It really emphasizes the importance of safe, consensual sex.
It is definitely nothing like the Kama Sutra, it is absolutely a beginner’s guide for those who have not quite done “it” yet.
...Virgins and Virgin Adjacent People.
And if you believe you’re genophobic, this might be a good book to help with your aversion…

It is truly amazingly educational, really it is, I now know more about the female and male body, as it relates to issues like menstruation, menopause, aging, impotence, sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy, unwanted pregnancies, different types of sexualities and the gender spectrum, amongst all others...who knew? Not me!

The human body is strange, predictably strange and sex makes it stranger, so this book will definitely help you deal with all the consequences and things you didn’t think about, and, it really feels like the author is in the room with you, teaching you the things that need to be done.

It is the type of book you should read if you somehow caught yourself Googling something along the lines of
“What is sex?”
“How to have sex?”
“How did the mayonnaise get inside the sausage?"
And it will definitely answer your questions.

Great for the inexperienced, the self-conscious Late Bloomers who have been thinking about sex, because experienced fornicators might be disappointed, (once again) its not the Kama Sutra, it’s literal sex education.
It’s awesome for people who are curious about sex and its consequences, and want to be educated thoroughly, or at least touch some base.
And if you want to educate yourself about the other gender, you should read it as well.

Me pareció un buen libro para iniciarse en la literatura sobre sexualidad. Bastante general, completo, preciso y sobre todo educativo. Queda como aprendizaje que el sexo maravilloso no depende sólo de los genitales, sino también de la aceptación de tu propio cuerpo, la salud mental, el conocimiento de la anatomía propia y de tu pareja, la comunicación, la salud sexual, etc