With a title that's sure to grab your attention, this book is a "comprehensive, no-holds-barred guide" for anyone who wishes to have all the "sex, love, and friendship they want."
Chock full of the skills you will need for a successful and ethical dive into the realm of "sluthood," the authors Donnie Easton and Catherine Liszt provide genuine candor in a celebratory tone aimed at debunking all the modern day myths of what it means to be a slut. Hitting on such important topics as scheduling dates, handling jealously, respecting the privacy and property of lovers, finding partners, resolving conflict, raising children, and caring for your health, this book is "frank, funny, and full of practical advice." Furthermore, several good points help to elaborate upon the motives for sluthood.
Love and sex are not the same, just as love, sex, and pleasure are not limited qualities attributed to only specific people in your life; you can love someone else and have sex with them without depriving your primary partner of those same feelings. As a "useful guidebook for radical relationship travelers," the most fundamental aspects of the book are those concerned with how to manage one's feelings along with multiple partners and relationships, becoming a "complete guide to improving any style of relating."
If you've ever wanted to explore the territory of polyamory, and have "envisioned a universe beyond traditional lifetime monogamy," then this book is essential reading.
Catalog ID: ENT389OE
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About author
- Author:
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Catherine A. Liszt / Dossie Easton
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Content / Style / Audience
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Greenery Press
- Publication date:
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1997 year
- ISBN:
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1890159018
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Design
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Paperback
- Number of Pages:
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280
- Length:
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9"
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6"
The New Intimacy