A Single Girl's Guide to Casual Sex
• Erotic Technique
You'd think that "hooking up" was invented with the neologism. Sex without attachment has been around for millenia. Indeed many people view romance and I (and perhaps you) practice it as an invention of 11th century troubadors. Well if people are hooking-up in American it goes without saying they need a guide, a reference book to spell out the rules, help them evolve tactics and avoid that silly thing called sexual guilt.
Participants often call their hook-ups “friends with benefits”. They are a bit more than casual acquaintances but a lot less than a boyfriend or a girlfriend. You “hook up” with them, nothing more. You are free to string them along or hook up with somebody else at the same time. It is important not to “catch feelings” or fool yourself that you are in love.
'Hook-up’ gives US a cooler sex life
What the (self-interested) publisher says:
Accompanying the authors’ sardonic and sage advice is an array of entertaining and educational anecdotes from women who’ve hooked up and survived to share their enlightening tales. They shed light on such important issues as planning ahead (go easy on the alcohol—and the fiber), special engagements (celebrity screws; workplace whoopie), and the awkward moments after (the phone number exchange; breakfast in public). Featuring quizzes and checklists to gauge the reader’s casual sex readiness as well as glimpses into getting lucky from the male perspective, The Happy Hook-Up looks at commitment-free fun from a smart and empowering perspective.
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