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Sadie's new book "Tickle His Pickle"
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Tickle Your Fancy: A Woman’s Guide to Sexual Self-Pleasure is a how-to guide that explains and details everything from the basics of getting started with masturbation to more advanced tips and techniques for enhancing sexual self-pleasure.
This guide helps women understand and embrace their natural ability to enjoy sexual self-pleasure without guilt or inhibitions. It discusses why masturbation is healthy and offers step-by-step instructions on a wide variety of techniques. Instructional diagrams and illustrations throughout the book will guide you in your learning process.
There is no right, wrong or best way to masturbate. Every woman will have her unique preference and style–have patience and take time to discover what feels good to you. The techniques and recommendations offered in this book won’t be pleasurable for everyone–experiment at your discretion and stop if anything causes you pain, discomfort or irritation.
This book is for all women–no matter their age, relationship status or sexual orientation. It’s possible that you’re exploring your sexuality for the first time or that you’ve got an experienced hand and are looking for new ways to play.
Think of this guide as your big sister,
answering all your questions at length. It will alleviate your fears,
introduce you to new techniques and help you develop a positive
image of your body. If masturbation is new to you, the key is to
openly explore it and give yourself time. Release your sexual inhibitions,
have fun and enjoy yourself. Happy self-loving! Despite
her wealth of experience in dealing with women's sexuality issues,
Sadie mostly laughs and quips about her credentials, "I'm a
woman, I have a vagina and I've been masturbating for 20 years.
What more do you need?"
From the book's Introduction ©2002 Sadie Allison
This book is as much fun as Sadie's book on self-pleasuring. Both sell for $12.95, but when purchased together,
the price drops to $10.00 each. Get both for $20.00 plus postage.
In 2000, Sadie founded Tickle Sadie Press and currently serves as
its publisher and president. In addition to sexuality texts, Tickle
Sadie sells a variety of products designed to enhance a woman's
sexual pleasure, including sex toys, lubricants, cleansers, a fun
line of women's apparel and "Jumpstart" masturbation kits
to aid newcomers.
© 2002 Sadie Allison
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PATHWAYS TO PLEASURE: A Woman's Guide to Orgasm is a detailed self-help book for women who have never had an orgasm, for women whose orgasms are infrequent, and for women who want theirs to be bigger and better.
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