What is a good book about sex? To use for sexual framing (and a good read :D )

[razir110]

Hi all.

Sexual framing and talking about sex is crucial with women, especially on dates. I can clearly see the difference in results of before/after I started doing it.

However I would like to read more about the topic.. And by book about sex I don't mean pussy eating techniques. By book on sex I mean something interesting that talks about human behavior and how sex is perceived in different cultures, perhaps some "human mating dance" facts, you know this sort of stuff. However I also wouldn't like a book that is too scientific such as something written for therapists or gynecologists or something.

A book that is in the middle of the spectrum. A pleasant read and stuff to talk about on dates to set a nice, fun, sexy vibe

Recommendations?

Best!

 

[Noir]

Re: What is a good book about sex? To use for sexual framing (and a good read

Sounds a little uncalibrated or forced if you bring up a book you read about sex. Imo, why talk about it when you can just do it? If I'm gonna bring up the topic it means I'm closing ASAP.

That being said, you should be able to just browse the psychology/relationship/science section at just about any bookstore and find some good digs there.

 

[razir110]

Re: What is a good book about sex? To use for sexual framing (and a good read

By this I mean a book with interesting thoughts on sexuality. And honestly I see no problem to tell a girl I read books on sexuality. I think it would only spark her imagination

 

[Seppuku]

Re: What is a good book about sex? To use for sexual framing (and a good read

Take a look at "Sperm Wars".

Not sure if this is the kind you are looking for, but you will certainly learn a few very eye opening things.

Seppuku
PS. But not the sort of things I would discuss on a date. Uncalibrated, like the previous poster said.

 

[Big Daddy]

Re: What is a good book about sex? To use for sexual framing (and a good read

I think you'd benefit more bringing up books that touches on sexuality from a woman's point of view e.g. 50 shades trilogy or anything by Nancy Friday (frequently cited around here).

Easier to bring up on a conversation and you can be really aggressive with these things, putting on the author under the pretense that you were just "curious" and gauge their responses.