If..., Volume 3 : (Questions for the Game of Love)

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Summary: Is not a book of love, but a book of sex!
Review: I already have if...1 and if...2, so i thought buying the third one was a good idea, so I could use it with my boyfriend. The thing is none of the questions are related to love, but to past sexual experiences and fantasies. It is the perfect book to use among close friends, but not at all with mates. Perfect for bachelor parties!

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Summary: Definitely not a book of love
Review: I was intrigued by the title of the book, and a little curious after reading the disclaimer "We would like to add that some of the following
questions are rather direct, and personal, and not everyone will choose to
ponder them, but in no case do we intend offense.". I read it cover to cover, and the biggest thing I would tell anyone thinking of buying it on the basis of the title to think twice. The question "If you had to include one animal in your next lovemaking, what kind would it
be?". You can find that one on page 115. This book is definitely about sex, with a few questions relating to love. If you want something that will start conversation, this is it. You may not, however, be happy with the results. Definitely for those entertaining alternative lifestyles, but not for anyone else.

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Summary: This book should be titled "Questions For the Game of Sex"
Review: I was shocked by most of the questions.

For example:
If you had to watch your lover or spouse have sex with someone else, but could determine who it would be, who would you choose?

If you could have sex with one pagan god, which would it be?

I don't consider myself a prude by any means but I feel this book is immoral and dangerous to anyone in a monogamous relationship.

I returned it!


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Summary: Fantastic!
Review: If you're going to take a road trip with a mate, or even some close friends, this is a great book to bring along!

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Summary: great conversation starter!
Review: My best friend and I bought this book while on vacation and had a wonderful time asking questions of each other, and others! Really. Others joined in after hearing our hoots of laughter, and openly participated. Enjoy the book with a drink and an open mind. Better for friends than lovers.

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Summary: Don't Start A Relationship Without It!
Review: The third in the "If" series of question books, this little ditty is all about love and relationship ethics. Would you? Could you? Will you? A perfect gift for anyone just starting out in one of those questionable relationships! Imagine the insight into a persons values in a few innocent yet thought provoking questions. Another benefit to this book is that it is a perfect way to break the ice about all those pet-peeves you might have in the bedroom, just answer the question and hope someone is listening! Hours of fun that might save you years of heartache.

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Summary: Don't Start A Relationship Without It!
Review: The third in the "If" series of question books, this little ditty is all about love and relationship ethics. Would you? Could you? Will you? A perfect gift for anyone just starting out in one of those questionable relationships! Imagine the insight into a persons values in a few innocent yet thought provoking questions. Another benefit to this book is that it is a perfect way to break the ice about all those pet-peeves you might have in the bedroom, just answer the question and hope someone is listening! Hours of fun that might save you years of heartache.

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Summary: Fantastic!
Review: This little book is in fact a toy, a companion volume for Truth or Dare games. I received it yesterday and had not yet the chance to "play" it with a group of friends, but scanning it I'm sure it will be great fun. Hearing the sincere (please!) answers to these questions may be intellectual voyeurism at its best. However, a small caveat is in order for couples: some of the questions may indeed prove flammable, as another reviewer has noticed. Would you enjoy hearing your sweetheart's answer to: "If you wanted to be aroused over the telephone by someone other than your current lover, who would be best at it?" Most people wouldn't. I do not think this is a flaw in book, on the contrary. I believe that jealousy is a turn on for most people, although only a few will admit it. Some more provocative questions were included for their benefit, and for the benefit of those who would like to try the limits of their sexual tolerance toward their companions. Anyway, couples should approach the book light-handedly.