Oral Caress: The Loving Guide to Exciting a Woman

by Robert W. Birch

Oral Caress: The Loving Guide to Exciting a woman, is an explicitly illustrated instructional adult manual, written by a Certified Sexologist, on the sensual art of cunnilingus. Within the 138 pages... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 157074307X
• ISBN13: 9781570743078
• Release Date: December 1996
• Publisher: Pec Publishing
• Length: 138 Pages
• Weight: 5.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.0" x 9.9"

Customer Reviews

Real men (and women) eat p___y

Mmmm, don't you just LOVE that cover? It makes my mouth water just looking at it. Anyway, during the time in life when I can relax with the girlfriend I am usually licking her sweet spot for as long as she wants. I know a couple of female friends right now whose men are a little reluctant to get down on them. I can see the hurt in their eyes about it and it makes me sad. Women LOVE to have the honey pot eaten, savored. I encourage the less than eager to understand the GOOD you are doing when you deign to her sex wishes. I would like to write some more but it's "snacktime". Buy this book now.

Didn't know what I was missing!

I have never really enjoyed this type of sex being done to me. Perhaps because I did not have the right person performing this well enough to please me. In searching out books on this subject I purchased Oral Caress because I would really like to be thrilled by someone doing a good job at this. After going through the book, my husband (especially) is now on his way to giving me "thrills" beyound what I thought could happen to me. Basically I know most men who enjoy doing this think they are "experts" in the field when in reality they could use a little help in how to please a woman. I live in a very cold state and I know I will now be warmed up with what we have learned from this book...:)

HAD WHAT I WANTED

I didn't buy this book for the photos. Would buy a slick girlie magazine if that's want I wanted. I didn't buy this book for lots of cute little names for a hundred bearly indistinguishable oral maneuvers. I've received enough oral stimulation from enough men to know what good cunnilingus is. Dr. Birch hits it right on the nose (well, anatomically a bit lower). He sticks to the basics, and believe me, there are a lot of men who never learned them! I happened to fall in love with a guy who needed encouragement, directions, and some good solid advice. I must admit, working the G Spot into his growing skill with cunnilingus was just what the doctor ordered. Great idea and for me, the best of all worlds.

I DISAGREE WITH THE WOMAN FROM RICHMOND

I could just about pay for the book if I had a dollar for everytime the author said that communication is more important than technique. I felt that Dr. Birch did give the responsibility of an orgasm to the woman, encouraging women to give directions and state preferences, and reminding men to listen! As a male reader, that came across loud and clear. The book got my wife and I talking and between what I read and what I heard, she's sure not hurting for orgasms. She doesn't need that other book recommended by the woman from Richmond.

One woman's view

As a liberated woman I found the book quite playful! My boyfriend and I read it together and in many places the author talked of the importance of verbal communication. My lover and I talked and played as we read the book, tried some things (love the G-spot suggestion), and basically had a good time. We had not tried all the positions, but we did and we agree about the one the author says will usually work best. Sure, if a guy sits down with the book and is just looking for a totally new but sure-fire technique, he's likely to be disappointed. However, for us it was exciting and educational; and personally, I liked the women's stories at the end. I wrote one and give it to my boyfriend. The author didn't think of that, but I loved doing it and my boyfriend was excited by my openness. Thanks Dr. Birch from two happy lovers.