Considered the most sought-after location of pleasure for men and women alike, the reader becomes the fly on the wall into its boudoir. Though it boasts of positions, passion and mind-numbing climaxes, the private woes and struggles of the G-spot are often overlooked.
Though it boasts of positions, passion and mind-numbing climaxes, the private woes and struggles of the G-spot are often overlooked. This book reveals the emotion behind the titillation. It humanizes the G-Spot and the wounding that happens when it is not protected.
Protecting Your Emotional G-Spot cuts through the denial and debunks the lies we believe, the red flags we ignore and the blind spots that paint strangers as friends. It's time out for hindsight being 20-20. It's time for foresight to be 20-20.
Protecting Your Emotional G-Spot will teach you how:
--To stop getting in bed with strangers --To trust your internal warning system --To stop confusing anxiety for love --To not fall in love with a fake Romeo or fake Juliet
...and so much more.
Excerpt
The Confession of the G-Spot
“I know it’s not good for me. I’m not stupid. I agreed when the voice of good sense gave me reason after reason why this woman is not good for me. So why am I sitting on the side of my bed, holding my phone, fighting the urge to call? Why is my heart racing and my hands shaking? Why do I throw my phone down and try to concentrate on something else only to come right back to staring at it? I hang up on her or she hangs up on me. I tell her I don’t need her. She tells me she doesn’t need me. Man, I feel like a damn addict! What’s wrong with me?”
This, my friends, is the confession of the G-Spot.
Professional Reviews
This book is truly an amazing guidebook
This book is truly an amazing guidebook for women who are restarting their lives off into new relationships. Too many women think with their hearts instead their brains which is a good formula for disaster. In this book, Suzette Hinton teaches women what is really important in findingn the happiness that all of us desire. She is very honest and open explaining her own mistakes in life and how she corrected them to help others from making the same mistakes. This is a must read book for women who are seeking the happiness they deserve if they think with their brains and common sense instead of emotion and co-dependency.
It is a generally accepted adage that "All men think with their..." certain anatomical appendage. It seems that your corollary is that "Most women think with their hearts" rather than their brains and common sense.
My best guess is that the greater majority of men do, in fact, prove the aforementioned adage true. Whenever given the opportunity "Bing Bam Thank You Ma'am" is their natural, unemotional act of lust, with no care whatsoever for their female partners' satisfaction, or the lack thereof. Kind of proves the "Venus - Mars" Theory.
I think both statements, or corollaries, are examples of "glittering generalities" in that one uses the term 'all' and the other uses 'most' when, in effect, the word 'many' would be more accurate for both.
Emotional "G' Spots aside, I would suspect that it would be most difficult to maintain any long-term relationship without being emotionally involved ... brains & common sense notwithstanding ...
The e-book version of Sam Vaknin's "Malignant Self - Love - Narcissism Revisited". Contains the entire text: essays, frequently asked questions and
appendices regarding pathological narcissism and the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
