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3.0 out of 5 stars Powerful techniques, Aug 18 2003

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Jim Hill (San Franscisco) - See all my reviews

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Rich in rhetoric, missing in places. I couldn't sit for 2 days after practising these richly explained techniques . What the author could do to improve is to advise on post coital support. There were no recommendations about ice packs, lanolin creams, swimming rings to help one sit afterwards. I had to fly NY back to San Fran next day and its was agony even without the turbulence.

Great theory, little post partum support ! :-(

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1.0 out of 5 stars Not what I was looking for..., Feb 12 2003

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Book is a handbook {heh heh} for men to fist eachother. It is not about wemon, nor does it mention them to often. I was just looking for some pics and got none. If your looking for a how to book its great I guess. Not for simple pervs like me though.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Best for history; Good for info on doing it., Oct 28 2002

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TammyJo Eckhart "TammyJo Eckhart" (Bloomington, Indiana United States) - See all my reviews

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When this book first came out in 1991, the information it contained was useful and necessary because gay men were dying from unsafe sex. Handballing, or fisting, has a danger to it it aside from disease, danger that is both physical and for some personal because it challenges not only the ideas of gender and sexuality but also runs right into some strong taboos. Now, the disease and barrier information is outdated so don't rely on this information, ask your doctor. However, the basics about how to do it phsyically and how to do it emotionally are still very useful. The idea of spirituality and sex isn't new, but once again for its time, "Trust" was forerunner of trends to come.

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1.0 out of 5 stars No talk about calluses
While this book did help me in my worshipping the lap of my Nubian stud prince it failed to address the issue of callused hands. Read more

Published on July 25 2002 by Andy Polley

4.0 out of 5 stars Call it what you will,it's the most intimate act between men
I never would have dreamed I would write a review for a book such as this. However, this book is worthy of a purchase and an honored place on your bookshelf. Read more

Published on April 12 2002 by Carl W Cate