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Outstanding! . . . I wish I had this book as a resource to offer several former sexual-asexual couples I have seen in my practice. While written with the sexual partner in mind, it is a valuable book for asexuals who desire romantic attraction as well, as they are most likely to find themselves in partnerships with sexual individuals. This book has provided some concrete recommendations for future clients. - Lori A. Brotto, PhD, R Psych, Professor, Division Head, Gynaecologic Specialties, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University of British Columbia, Director, UBC Sexual Health Laboratory A heartfelt, informative foray into an extremely important topic that's woefully misunderstood and under-represented in academic and popular literature. A trail-blazing, comprehensive book that will speak to anyone who wants credible insight into asexuality in all its facets. - Ian Kerner, PhD, LMFT, sex therapist and NY Times best-selling author of She Comes First This authoritative exploration of mismatched sexuality . . . is a unique addition to the literature on sexuality, addressing a range of human variation usually ignored or misunderstood. Its broad overview offers creative self-help guides for anyone engaged in mixed-orientation intimacy. Above all, it assures readers that they are not alone in their hidden journey. - Carol Grever, author, When Your Spouse Comes Out, and My Husband Is Gay The first book to explore the dilemmas of sexually motivated partners who have asexual partners . . . skillfully offers the reader opportunities for self-reflection by asking hard questions in a remarkably supportive manner . . . thoroughly details the myriad options involved in staying in or leaving the relationship . . . offers heartfelt support in the process of reintegrating one's sexuality . . . and gives others lots of permission to be human! - Karla Baur, MSW, sex therapist and co-author of Our Sexuality, the best-selling college textbook

Outstanding! . . . I wish I had this book as a resource to offer several former sexual-asexual couples I have seen in my practice. While written with the sexual partner in mind, it is a valuable book for asexuals who desire romantic attraction as well, as they are most likely to find themselves in partnerships with sexual individuals. This book has provided some concrete recommendations for future clients. - Lori A. Brotto, PhD, R Psych, Professor, Division Head, Gynaecologic Specialties, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University of British Columbia, Director, UBC Sexual Health Laboratory A heartfelt, informative foray into an extremely important topic that's woefully misunderstood and under-represented in academic and popular literature. A trail-blazing, comprehensive book that will speak to anyone who wants credible insight into asexuality in all its facets. - Ian Kerner, PhD, LMFT, sex therapist and NY Times best-selling author of She Comes First This authoritative exploration of mismatched sexuality . . . is a unique addition to the literature on sexuality, addressing a range of human variation usually ignored or misunderstood. Its broad overview offers creative self-help guides for anyone engaged in mixed-orientation intimacy. Above all, it assures readers that they are not alone in their hidden journey. - Carol Grever, author, When Your Spouse Comes Out, and My Husband Is Gay The first book to explore the dilemmas of sexually motivated partners who have asexual partners . . . skillfully offers the reader opportunities for self-reflection by asking hard questions in a remarkably supportive manner . . . thoroughly details the myriad options involved in staying in or leaving the relationship . . . offers heartfelt support in the process of reintegrating one's sexuality . . . and gives others lots of permission to be human! - Karla Baur, MSW, sex therapist and co-author of Our Sexuality, the best-selling college textbook

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