Love Satisfies

You can have the same wonderful, mind-blowing, and satisfying orgasms without ejaculating. Google it. Ejaculating and orgasms are two separate things. Google it. You can have either one without the other one. Many books teach how to have dry orgasms, also known as non-ejaculatory orgasms and male multiple orgasms.Why bother having orgasms without ejaculating? Because instead of going limp and falling asleep, you'll stay hard and full of energy. Why buy this particular book? Love Satisfies is a picture book. Creatively-drawn illustrations (one for every page of writing) teach dry orgasms. It's written at the fifth grade level - simple and easy to understand."Do dry orgasms feel the same?"Yes, you'll feel the same wonderful feelings of release. Your throbbing, pulsing, contractions just won't pump anything out."Will I still be able to ejaculate?"Yes, you'll ejaculate whenever you want to, but you probably won't want to.* Not ejaculating eliminates premature ejaculation. * Dry orgasms are more powerful than ejaculatory orgasms.* After a dry orgasm, there's no letdown. I have 10,000 times more sexual energy.* After having ten orgasms in a row and withdrawing hard, I feel fantastic! I feel stronger, and I feel more alert. Not only am I better in bed, but I feel better in bed. I feel better out of bed too! Not only has my pleasure increased; my energy levels have also increased since learning to have non-ejaculatory orgasms. I can have sex all day long if I want to.* When I don't ejaculate, my testosterone level increases. I sleep better, I heal faster, I think more clearly, and I can have all the sex I want. After sex, I feel satisfied instead of tired. Try it, you'll like it. Once a man tastes honey, he is no longer content to eat shi_.Don't believe me, experience dry orgasms for yourself. Experience all of the pleasure with none of the loss of energy. What on Earth are you waiting for?

The celebrated author of Theology of the Body Explained andTheology of the Body for Beginners offers compelling insights into Pope Benedict’s profound teaching on human and divine love. The Love That Satisfies is for all - whether married, single, or religious - who are seeking the face of true love in a wounded world. In The Love That Satisfies, Christopher West turns to the wisdom of both Popes Benedict XVI and John Paul II in order to shed some light on sexual love (eros) and its relationship with divine love (agape). Why is the love between man and woman so attractive and elusive, demanding and rewarding, restrictive and liberating, painful and ecstatic, messy and beautiful, maddening and fulfilling? Our world is saturated with sex but remains starved for love. Why? Perhaps as Waylon Jennings put it, we’re “Lookin' for love in all the wrong places, lookin' for love in too many faces.” Where, then, is the right place and whose, then, is the right face in which to look for love? By reflecting on key passages from Pope Benedict’s grand encyclical Deus Caritas Est, this book explores these and many other questions with the goal of pointing all who read it towards the love that satisfies. Those who give Pope Benedict’s teaching the attention it deserves will discover that the Catholic Church has a vision of sexual love far more glorious than anything Sigmund Freud, Hugh Hefner, Britney Spears, or Howard Stern could dream of or imagine. You doubt? This book will make you a believer.

The author of this booklet has used a lot of effort and time to organize relevant scriptures so that we can examine God's plan from the Bible. The historical view of the Word of God helps us master God's entire plan, inspire us to work with the Lord.

The centrality of God in all things is not a novel concept to Christianity, at least not in theory. For centuries, it would appear that the Church has somehow allowed herself to remove the God-centered gospel definition from marriage and has subsequently fashioned a culturally subjective definition of love, marriage, and divorce that has left God, in many respects, far from the center. This book, however, will pay less attention to our own domestic legacies of love, marriage, and divorce. It is more so about the church, covenants, conditions, true fidelity, perseverance, God-centered joy, authenticity, fraud, legalism, and apostasy. It is a journey into the kingdom of God wherein the visible and invisible church, along with love, marriage, and divorce, all seem to collide with the gospel of glory and grace.

Presents Scripture verses and readings for each day of the year, designed to help young people make good choices in their daily lives.