69 Position Of Joyful Sex

Beyond doggy style and the missionary position there are countless possibilities for enjoying sex between men. In 69 Positions of Joyful Gay Sex, German photographer Mischa Gawronski presents 69 of them - each and every single one an opportunity for readers to bring some fresh inspiration to their love lives.

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 46. Chapters: Anal sex, Fisting, 69, Woman on top, Coital alignment technique, Tribadism, Missionary position, Sex manual, Autofellatio, Intercrural sex, The Joy of Sex, Doggy style, Oral sex, Frot,

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 48. Chapters: 69 (sex position), Anal sex, Anilingus, Autofellatio, Coital alignment technique, Doggy style, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask), Fisting, Frot,

In, over and out? Not with the Gayma Sutra! This richly illustrated guide book will help spice up your sex life. More variety means more fun, and the variations are just about endless. Axel Neustaedter has tested all the ways to play and found the ones to give you all

A thirtieth anniversary edition of the guide first published in 1972 features updated text and illustrations and covers such topics as sexually transmitted diseases and achieving healthy intimacy.

Among the most vulnerable things that can wear out with time is intimacy. Most couples go through difficult times and commitments that take a toll on their intimacy. In most cases, when affection wears among lovers, one person is usually affected than the other. If any of the partners does

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