Talk:The Guide to Getting it On
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LIBERAL
[edit]I am a pretty conservative guy, and I think calling this guide liberal is not quite correct. Non-judgemental might be a better way to phrase it. The Gudie does not promote any sexual behavior, it just explains them all. In e-mail exchanges I have had with the author he has seemed very understanding of all views and niether promotes nor condones any sexual behaviors, monogamy, abstinance, or homosexuality.
Website
[edit]Should the guides website, www.goofyfootpress.com be included. The newest edition, release July 31, 2006, references it frequently as a place to stay up to date.
Old Editions
[edit]I recently bought this book, but I could have sworn that there was a chapter in an earlier print run about the laws on sexual behaviour. Does anybody have an older version to compare it to? Sweetfreek 07:50, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
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Examples of What?
[edit]One gets the impression from the citations in "Examples" that the book panders to an audience who appreciate jingoism above substance. Quoting some amorphous group of women lawyers as evidence of overall female behavior is not a random sample. The idea that God "lets" Christians die of some cause or another is hardly startling. Do these quotations truly represent the worth of the book? 24.6.66.149 (talk) 11:36, 19 March 2008 (UTC)