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Title: remarkably informative
Review: This quaint little booklet has much more to it than the amusingly retro title - it is one of the best writings I have come across on the subject of developing sexual harmony in a committed relationship. It was originally written in 1931 and has several minor limitations (modern birth control had not yet been invented), but that is also one of its strengths - there is much we can learn from the perspectives of that time. Yes, people had sex in 1931. Another limitation is a cultural bias - but he has valid insights onto relationships that can be taken separately from his cultural biases. This booklet (and, I imagine, the other works on the topic by the author) is extremely worthwhile for anyone in a committed sexual relationship, and for young people, as a great counterpoint to junk culture's ridiculous misportrayal of sexuality. Three cheers for Oliver Butterfield!
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