Sexual Man : Masculinity Without Guilt
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Contents
List Of Figures
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Male Sexuality-The Untold Story
2. Am I Normal?
3. Why Male Sexuality Goes Wrong
4. How Men Think About Sex
5. What Men Really Want From Sex
6. Why Men Love/Hate Pornography
7. Teenage Sexuality
8. Sex And The Married Man
9. Men, Sex, And The Workplace
10. Religion And Sex
11. Creating A Healthy Sexuality
Postscript
Appendix 1: Survey: The Heterosexual Male Experience
Appendix 2: Where To Get Help For Sexual Problems
Notes P. 219
Additional Info
What “good men” think about sex:
“Am I oversexed?” “Why do I think such X-rated thoughts?” “What is ‘normal’ when it comes to sex?” “Do other men struggle the way I do?”
Dr. Archibald Hart, eminent psychologist and highly acclaimed author and lecturer, addresses these and other questions men face daily in The Sexual Man: Masculinity Without Guilt. The result of research gained form confidentially surveying more than 600 men, this book de-mystifies what men secretly think and feel about male sexuality. In it, Dr. Hart reveals:
*What satisfies men sexually and what the limits should be.
*Sexual fears, fetishes, and failures that haunt males.
*How to ensure healthy sexual development-from boyhood to manhood.
*Keys to a fulfilled and guilt-free sex life.
Based on the author’s groundbreaking nationwide research, the book refutes the current myths surrounding male sexuality and provides a psychologically sound view of what men secretly feel about:
*love and lust
*frequency of sex
*sexual harassment
*pornography, fantasy, and masturbation
*oral sex
*sex and aging
*making sexual dreams come true
*sex and religion
*sex and the workplace
*sex and affection
*wives and lovers
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849936845
ISBN10: 0849936845
Archibald Hart
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 1995
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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