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Come Together: The Science (and Art!) of Creating Lasting Sexual Connections by Emily Nagoski

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snorkelhead's review against another edition

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hopeful informative reflective medium-paced

5.0

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adventurous hopeful informative lighthearted reflective medium-paced

5.0

this book is worth it just for learning about Emotional Floorplans, but i also felt a lot of validation from her examples, and how much she goes out of her way to say that you, yes you the reader, are normal. it's normal to not have very much sex - it's normal to have a lot of sex, and based on your life experiences, you might be carrying other things with you into sex, and in that case it makes sense if you're disgusted with it, or scared of it.

just a really helpful book for articulating difficult conversations about sex with your significant other

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4.0

A little repetitive, but nice ideas sprinkled in. More relationship focused than research focused, and a good companion to her other book.

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funny informative slow-paced

2.75

There is a lot of good info in this book and I am sure that some people would find it really helpful, but I did not enjoy this as much as her last two books. The frequent qualifiers and permissions got in the way of the messages for me, and became repetitive after a while. There were some helpful things in this book, but I found the last book more helpful in my life, but this one seemed to be more of a therapy will help your sex life book than anything else.

If you enjoyed the others, I wouldn't discourage you from checking this one out, but if you are coming to this author for the first time, I would recommend her other books.