I enjoyed this book even though I am single.

Oct 27, 2011

by RobertYokoyama
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. Married men are the target audience for this book, but single men can get something out of this book. This book gives me hope that I can find someone special to have a satisfying long lasting relationship with. Stephan Labossiere gives men excellent advice on how to have a more satisfying relationship with a woman. Communication is the key to having a happy relationship. Putting a woman's needs ahead of my own is something I do not always do. Another idea in this book is that intimacy is not always about sex. I am in complete agreement with this belief. I want to achieve non sexual intimacy with someone. He devotes an entire chapter on having a date with a lover's body. I love the tone of this chapter. It is not overtly sexual, but it is sensual. Labossiere believes that a good lover is an attentive one. A good lover is someone who treats every part of a woman's body with tenderness and care. This is something I will strive to do in my future relationships. Every chapter begins with a quotation. There is an excellent one about appreciating one another. There is another good quote about reciprocity in a relationship from the Bible that I love. These quotes are thoughtful and reflective. This book will definitely come in handy when I find that special person.

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woopak_the_thrill October 27, 2011

hm. I am surprised that they actually have a book on this....wicked! I'd like to know more about the book...I mean, how does it make its points?

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