Orgasm

I realized yesterday I'm very behind in my entries which neatly recap the books I'm reading. I say neat recap but I mean unsolicited ramble.

Current reading up until yester-eve was The Elusive Orgasm by a Dr. Lesbian Someone or Other. My dear wife doesn't read as quickly so she wanted me to give her the Cliff's Notes. I feel comfortable enough with you, loyal reader, to pass on the same Cliff's notes that I gave the wife: Chapters 1-3 are basically the same stuff you'll read in every "how to have better sex" book, including descriptions of anatomy etc, but the gist was that anxiety and resentment are the culprits. Chapters 4 and 5 start to get into is it this? is it that? maybe it's this, maybe it's that, which I told Wife she'll have to read herself, because being a man I can't possibly know what's going through her mind when nothing but sweet sweet salvation is the only thing going through mine.

Before that book were two self help books: Do What You Are and The Art of Speedreading People both by the same authors Paul D. Tieger and Barbara Barron-Tieger and both heavily built on the concept of personality Type, as described by Myers and Briggs. I think I learned a few things I would've like'd to have had come naturally, and am only just catching on to the idea that one can be successful in communicating with serious people.