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Sextrology: The Astrology of Sex and the Sexes
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Holly's review
bookshelves: type-non-fiction, type-reference, tag-occult, topic-new-age
Aug 18, 2011
bookshelves: type-non-fiction, type-reference, tag-occult, topic-new-age
** spoiler alert **
There's a lot of superfluous words in this book, and the only reason for them is to make it sound all hip and sassy. This could be edited down by 200 pages and lose nothing of value.
I didn't get the physical descriptions of each sign's genitalia, either. I mean, just going on my own genitalia, it's nothing like what Sextrology claims it should look like.
They describe all the way down to the size of my labia, and it's pretty much exactly opposite. I did some physical appearance comparisons to friends and ex-boyfriends, and none of the physical descriptions ever seemed to match. The personalities were usually closer, so I'm not disregarding the research, but...come on, how do you expect to know what each sign's sack looks like?
And more importantly, Why does it matter?
I didn't get the physical descriptions of each sign's genitalia, either. I mean, just going on my own genitalia, it's nothing like what Sextrology claims it should look like.
They describe all the way down to the size of my labia, and it's pretty much exactly opposite. I did some physical appearance comparisons to friends and ex-boyfriends, and none of the physical descriptions ever seemed to match. The personalities were usually closer, so I'm not disregarding the research, but...come on, how do you expect to know what each sign's sack looks like?
And more importantly, Why does it matter?
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