Title: Bizarre, unresearched, confusing
Product review: I decided to read this book because I'm interested in the fluidity that is present in (especially women's) sexual orientation. I was surprised to find out that most of the women in this book, while they call themselves lesbians, are still married to men. This book may be good for married women who discover they are attracted to women, but for anyone looking for an insightful read on sexual fluidity and sexuality/gender studies, this book is of pretty poor quality. The author insists on using outdated terms like "sexual preference" and "same-gender relationships", and cites far too much Oedipal/Freudian theory. When she does cite research, it doesn't fit with the flow of the book and is random. Overall, I find it utterly perplexing that women can somehow maintain a lesbian identity while being married to men. But hey, if this is your predicament, this book may be of insight to you.
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