FemDom Training of Submissive Males

This book is nothing more than a leaflet, done in large texts with large spaces to make it a book. Nothing in it that the average person without any femdom knowledge wouldnt be able to work out themselves. Took me 10 minutes to read, really disappointed

Great reading!

It's not a book, it's only fifty pages of meandering illiterate musings. I'm amazed Amazon even accepted it and it certainly needs a brevity warning.

Absolutely disappointed with this book.

As per the three stars... it's OK, but to be honest would have hoped for a bit better than OK, and it's not exactly a weighty tome

pretty good book with some good ideas but i was expecting a bit more bang for my buck if you excuse the pun. Some good ideas and information to discuss and share but overall I would have liked a wider variety of techniques and activities maybe the authors additional titles am not sure if ill be investing though.

I didn't find this to be of value. Although a comprehensive view of one D/s relationship, the author seems to extrapolate the dynamic she has with her husband to a statement of how it should ALWAYS be done. There is little reflection on what it means to psychologically dominate someone and the risks as well as the rewards inherent in playing around with that part of someone's psyche. Within the book there are choices that she has made that I do not consider would be healthy for all submissives (though I'll take it on trust they are perfect for her and her partner), and an awareness that everyone does D/s differently would maybe have been more useful. Statements along the lines of "for most men there is nothing more degrading than X" are just pointless.As someone already in the lifestyle and always willing to learn, I had hoped this would provide some suggestions for different ways to approach training with different men that approach me for submission. Instead, I found myself up against the "One Twue Way-ism" that is (quite rightly) a standing joke in the BDSM and Fetish community. As one alternative, I would say that The New Topping Book is still a much more useful read, despite the very San-Franciso tone and slight LGBT focus.

Open views, descriptive, truthful and informative and true to lifeIf new to cuckold def recommend giving it a read