I ordered this book online, which meant I never had a chance to thumb through it before buying it. If I had, I wouldn't have bought it since it wasn't what I expected (and was trying to obtain). The book gives a cursory treatment to a broad variety of sex and relationship topics as they apply to "people of size". Throughout, it kind of hammers on body acceptance and fat-positivity.

Unfortunately, what I was looking for was more of an in-depth practical guide to sex for large people. A how-to on surmounting the geometric obstacles for lovemaking if you're large: what positions work best if you've got a 50-inch waist, how to arrange yourselves so that a 350-pound man doesn't crush his lover or squeeze the air out of her lungs, etc. The "Supersize Kama Sutra" if you will. While a section does address these physical issues, it doesn't go into the detail I wanted and expected when I bought the book. ( )

This is a no nonsense guide for larger people and their lovers. The book focuses on personal issues and limitations people of size face during the most intimate moments of their lives. Highly recommended for anyone of size or anyone who loves someone of size. ( )

I would recommend this book for anyone who has felt unattractive for being fat and anyone dating someone who is not skinny. Its really well wwritten and addresses issues that are particular sore points for people who are fat. I have reread this book many times and I always get something out of it. ( )