Written by: Charlie Glickman Phd and Aislinn Emirzia
Reviewed By: Jenne
Why does the prostate get such a bum wrap?
Like many men my Hubby hears the words prostate and play and his bum cheeks immediately clench together firmly. ‘It’s my bum and you ain’t playing with it’, is the general mantra that goes along with the clenching of the cheeks.
Like many women who have long since found their own g-spot, and the pleasure that can bring, I could with some thought and knowledge help Hubby learn to appreciate his p-spot. So like any good explorer I decided to go and search out the tools, knowledge and anything else I might need for this pleasure quest.
As luck would have it I was contacted by Clies Press and asked if I would like to review a new book on the market, that dealt with the very subject that I had just committed to learning more about. The Ultimate Guide to Prostate Play, seemed like a gift from the heavens for this self confessed sex nerd and intrepid Husband explorer.
So I settled down and began to read, and I read and read and before I knew it I felt I had more knowledge than any woman had ever known about that elusive p-spot and I knew that I was going to put that knowledge to good use over the next couple of weeks.
Let me explain a little more about the book before we get to that part though:
Authors Charlie Glickman and Aislinn Emirzian, take you through the whole gambit of prostate play from the very basics to more advanced techniques. Like many I had questions and I knew I would have to overcome many of Hubby’s in order to get him to even entertain the idea of unclenching his bum cheeks. I swear there is something for everyone in this book, whether you are a prostate aficionado or simply a beginning explorer like myself.
When this book says ultimate guide it means ultimate. I swear they cover every question that has ever been asked, or possibly will be asked about prostate play! Even silly questions like the one that arouse with Hubby when I decided to brooch the subject again, one day last week. The conversation went something like this:
“But honey, you have you know, nails. So if you well you know, that’s gonna hurt isn’t it?”
“That’s what they invented gloves and cotton balls for apparently.” I informed him.
I then introduced him to the Ultimate Guide To Prostate Pleasure and while he’s not the biggest reader in the world he agreed to take a look with me.
He was as impressed as I was with the information, and the fact that while only males possess a prostate, this book was written with their partners in mind. He admitted that he had heard of the concept of prostate play, but until we explored the book together he had , had little to no desire to explore the area himself, and he still didn’t at least by himself. He like many thought it would would be an awkward spot to reach on his own, and like many men, he was happy with the result he was getting playing well with just the ‘outie’ bits as he put it. I directed my Hubby to Chapter 13 which is entitled, ‘Real Men Don’t” a chapter of the book devoted to that often over looked part of the masculine psyche that stats that only gay men enjoy anal play. After he read that chapter he seemed to b