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Summary: D.Claire Hutchins has a problem!
Review: This is a very poor creation! I found the book full of dirt
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Summary: Recommended reading
Review: If you're a woman, and have not had an orgasm, you will want to read this book. Many of you will learn how to climax during intercourse, if you weren't able to before. The physiology and the psychology of orgasm are presented in a non-clinical approach. This book has worked for two of my friends as well as for me.
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Summary: Worked for Me
Review: The simple one-two-three technique worked for me, but be forewarned, not every woman will like this book. You have to be open-minded enough to take control of your sexual response.
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Summary: Uncomplicated, non-technical approach to common problem
Review: I really liked this book for the very reason that it offers a simple solution to a common problem. The whole point of the book is that women are responsible for their own orgasms and that it is not necessary to rely on a man to "give" us one. I found this approach to be new and refreshing. The ability to reach a "quick" orgasm if you're a woman is rarely, if every, addressed in those techical books which require long hours of reading and even longer hours refining a technique that is too complicated. That's why "Five Minutes to Orgasm" is unique -- its simple, straightforward and doesn't require any outside mechanism to master the technique.How advanced does sex get? As far as I can tell we all pretty much do it the same way. This book just teaches us how to do it more effectively in a shorter period of time. Excellent, Ms. Hutchins!
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Summary: An unusual premise
Review: For years, I have needed oral sex in order to have an orgasm, until my partner convinced me to try the formula in this book. This book takes the unusual point of view that it's often a woman's fault if she doesn't have an orgasm, and not her partner's responsibility. I resented this idea at first, but the author made her point. If it's my "fault" then it's also within my control. I tried her approach, and it worked after a couple of times when I got over feeling awkard. My partner says he's relieved.
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Summary: In a word: ridiculous
Review: If there was an option for no stars, that's what this book deserves. Save your money: all it says is to get on top and masturbate. For over 100 pages. As soon as I finished this book, I tossed it in the trash.
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Summary: Easy, simple and unique
Review: This is an easy-to-read, simple guide for a very specific problem -- a woman's inability to reach orgasm quickly - or fast enough so that neither partner feels frustrated or angry. The man because he has to work too hard to bring his partner to orgasm, and the woman because she feels guilty. Author Hutchins shows how we women can take control of our orgasm. It's not exactly "new" (what is?), but it takes a fresh approach to solving this problem. I liked the book.
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Summary: Dissapointing
Review: This book is not anything that is new. If your partner likes to please herself and you like to watch then this is a good book for you. We found it dissapointing and very unrevealing. We sent it back!
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Summary: Thanks Ms. Hutchins!
Review: As a newly divorced woman, I was apprehensive that trying to work out the best sexual technique with a new partner would take forever! Happily, I discovered this book about the same time a new man came into my life. It didn't take anytime at all for me to reach orgasm as easily with him as I had learned to do with my husband.
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Summary: The emphasis on Step 1 cannot be over-emphasized
Review: What I found significant was that "Getting on Top" was the "gateway" to cementing a good relationship. I'm a man who is not yet married, but I would seriously consider giving my fiance the book, insofar as the importance of Step One is concerned. I thought the reasons given for the importance of Step One were pretty well presented. By sharing this information more widely, it would help resolve further "positioning" considerations once and for all, so other aspects of the overall relationship (sexual and non-sexual)can be developed. It will thus better allow husbands to truly love their wives as their own bodies (Ephesians 5:28), and for both to make tender, life-giving love to one another, thus insuring that all of their children will be conceived in such love, and not the subtle violence that occurs when Step One is not implemented. Step One can also be the cure and possibly the preventive "medicine" should there be erectile problems or premature ejaculation in men, or frigidity; etc in women.
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