What Turns Women On
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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At the intersection of psychology and intimacy, What Turns Women On by Robert Chartham presents a candid, informed examination of female desire and sexuality, written at a time when such frank discussion was both bold and necessary. Chartham, a respected British sexologist and the author of The Sensuous Couple, draws on his clinical expertise to guide readers through the complex emotional, psychological, and physical dimensions of what arouses and fulfils women, presenting his findings with both authority and sensitivity. A product of the sexual revolution era, this work reflects the broader cultural shift toward open dialogue about human sexuality, positioning itself as both an educational resource and a practical guide. Chartham's accessible, no-nonsense prose strips away taboo and replaces it with insight, making the subject approachable for a wide readership. For anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the female experience of desire, this title remains a fascinating cultural document that raises questions as relevant today as when it was first published.
Author: Robert Chartham
Format: Paperback
Genre: Self help & mindfulness
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
At the intersection of psychology and intimacy, What Turns Women On by Robert Chartham presents a candid, informed examination of female desire and sexuality, written at a time when such frank discussion was both bold and necessary. Chartham, a respected British sexologist and the author of The Sensuous Couple, draws on his clinical expertise to guide readers through the complex emotional, psychological, and physical dimensions of what arouses and fulfils women, presenting his findings with both authority and sensitivity. A product of the sexual revolution era, this work reflects the broader cultural shift toward open dialogue about human sexuality, positioning itself as both an educational resource and a practical guide. Chartham's accessible, no-nonsense prose strips away taboo and replaces it with insight, making the subject approachable for a wide readership. For anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the female experience of desire, this title remains a fascinating cultural document that raises questions as relevant today as when it was first published.