The Joy of Sexual Fantasy

Reading this book is educational and erotic. The author here is not making any judgements but does give data from his expierence as a clinical therapist. All subjects are written about and most of it is looked at through the lens of a counselor and the range of fantasies people have in their lives. Even though I'm a conservative Christian and many in my ranks would probably disagree with (1) my reading this book in th efirst place and (2) my high approval rating; honesty still compells me to do so.I gained greater insight into many sexual appetites and think this helps me understand many things about other people, as well as about myself. I don't care for the over secularized approached in all areas and in some respects the condemnation of Christian ethics (the author may be religious himself, I don't know, but he does take a Freudian -simplistic view on Christiananity and sex). Still, this was an insightful read and at times, I must admit erotic. Which only taught me more about myself. I think my wife enjoyed it also. This book in the end affirms monogomy and gives tips on how couples can grow in thier relationship.