James Clarke takes the Mickey (if you'll forgive the expression) out of magazines that dish out advice on sex. He claims their editors fail to realise how their sex articles badly shock many, like himself, who were brought up during last century.
He points out it is no good sexologists writing about how to find your partner's G-spot when most people out there can't even find a decent parking spot.
He presents a step-by-step guide on how to find a partner; how gain their trust; how to take their hand in a darkened theatre; how to find the right words at the right time; how to behave when it comes to deciding whether it's to be "Your place or mine" and how to get lucky.
It's all here.
The author just hopes his advice is not too late for you.
