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Sex for Lazy People: 50 Effortless Positions So You Can Do It Without Overdoing It

Sex for Lazy People: 50 Effortless Positions So You Can Do It Without Overdoing It

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Long day? Big dinner? Just not feeling athletic? Sex for Lazy People is a hilarious, illustrated guide to 50 low-effort positions, from The Benchwarmer to The Easy Button, plus funny tips for staying comfortable while still getting close. It is proof that connection does not have to be a workout.

Why You'll Love It

  • Laugh-out-loud humor from a professional comedian
  • Fifty comfortable, low-effort positions
  • Charming illustrations throughout
  • Takes the pressure off and puts the fun back in

Perfect For

  • Busy couples and tired parents
  • Anyone who prefers comfort over acrobatics
  • A funny anniversary, bachelorette, or gag gift

Key Features

  • Paperback, 120 pages
  • Compact 5 x 7 inch size
  • Inclusive of couples of all kinds and orientations

Dimensions

  • Width: 5"
  • Height: 7"

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  • Author: Ginny Hogan; illustrated by Ivan Bravo
  • Chronicle Books, 120 pages

Ginny Hogan is a New York City based writer and standup comedian whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the Atlantic, the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, and Vulture.

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Author: Ginny Hogan; illustrated by Ivan Bravo

2023 Chronicle Books
Paperback, 120 pages

About the Author

Ginny Hogan is a New York City based writer and standup comedian whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the Atlantic, the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, and Vulture.

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