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| Pagoda Senior Member Thread Killer 1747 Posts 10/05 | Nina, I wanted to publicly thank both you for your "Guide" series of DVDs. I work in a sex shop, and I get questions every day from men and women who want to improve their sex lives. Usually they're looking for a toy or an ointment, and I can provide those, but I always point them to your DVDs first. For example, I've sold about a dozen of your Guide to G-Spot Sex since I started working there only two months ago, usually in combination with a G-spot toy. My customers are very grateful, and they've come back to buy other Guides. I can't wait until we get your book on our shelves, because I'm going to push it like crazy. So many people look for a "quick fix" to their sexual problems, thinking they can just buy a bunch of toys, lubes and creams and everything will work like magic. What's great about your series is that you teach people about their bodies, and you help them get into a sexy frame of mind. You also give people permission to enjoy their sexuality, and you take the stigma out of certain sex acts. Your approach is so accessible that everybody can learn from you. Thank you! I do have reservations about some of the stuff I sell. For example, the anal desensitizing gels. I think they're no substitute for knowledge and technique, and I fear my customers will accidentally hurt themselves if they use them. What are your thoughts on these products? Also, what do you think about clitoral stimulation formulas, particularly those that contain L-Argine? We sell a ton of those, often to people that think it will help increase their libidos. I think they're great for enhancing arousal if one is already aroused, but if the brain's not into it, no cream is going to help. Unless of course, you believe the cream is helping, in which case it is. Sometimes I feel like a snake-oil salesman. Do you know if these arousal creams have any side-effects? Lastly, we sell herbal supplements for arousal and virility. They're basically herbal Viagra that hasn't gone through FDA approval. What's your take on those products? [Link] |
| Joey Starr Senior Member Still wanking after all these years. 8082 Posts 10/00 | |
| Pagoda Senior Member Thread Killer 1747 Posts 10/05 | |
| Robbie Member 884 Posts 1/05 | |
| Brian_Wallace Member 108 Posts 6/04 | I agree with Pagoda. Everything I learned about sex I either learned from Nina Hartley or my dad. My dad is a sex ed. teacher. Lot of condoms and education video tapes around his house. Anyhow in another thread Nina wrote: "My next Guides are Erotic Massage and The Ultimate Sex Party (I do a five way with Byron Long, Alec Knight, Chris Cannon and TJ Hart). In July: Foot Fetish and Porn Star Sex Secrets. That will bring the series up to 32 titles and I think it will finally be done. I can't think of what to do next!" I've come up with (in roughly the order they were released): 1. Nina Hartley’s Guide to Better Cunnilingus Did Nina miscount or did I? She's produced more than she thought. Do the "Making Love to Men/Women" not count? Oh, well. I'm a big fan of Nina's work and hope she does some book signing on the East Coast. Thanks, Brian |
| YogaDame All-Star Member bien dans ma peau 198 Posts 7/05 | Nina's been traveling on her book tour, so she might not be able to answer the other questions immediately. She has previously posted helpful information on a wide variety of topics at her forums, however, which can be easily searched even by nonmembers. So if you like, Pagoda, you can check out Nina's earlier posts on herbal Viagra (one here). In her new book, Nina Hartley's Guide to Anal Sex, she also writes: "I strongly advise against any lube that contains a numbing agent. Though such products promise to make anal play easier, in fact, they merely deaden the sensation and increase the odds of doing damage to fragile interior terrain. Pain is a warning from your body that something isn't right, and any product that silences that alarm puts you at risk of injury." I absolutely love the book, incidentally. I hope to comment further on that soon, but I'm reading it cover to cover and still have two chapters to go. |
| Bob All-Star Member 5516 Posts 3/03 | |
| YogaDame All-Star Member bien dans ma peau 198 Posts 7/05 | Brian, her list is five titles shorter than yours because she's excluding the three double features: Nina Hartley's Guide to Oral Sex (unedited comp of Cunnilingus & Fellatio) And the also the two currently in post production: Nina Hartley's Guide to Porn Star Secrets Hope that helps to clarify. |
| YogaDame All-Star Member bien dans ma peau 198 Posts 7/05 | The cast for Stripping is Nina Hartley & Marco Banderas and Marie Luv & Evan Stone. The cast for Bi-Curious Women is Nina Hartley & Justine Joli and Adrianna Nicole & Gia Paloma. It sounds like all four pairings were super hot! Street date is anticipated to be May 2007 or thereabouts. Thanks, Nina, for keeping the series alive a little bit longer. I know you thought it was done, and I'm glad it isn't. Can't wait to see what you do next. |
| bono-ONE All-Star Member SAMCRO 8571 Posts 8/00 | |
| Nina Hartley Member 78 Posts 6/06 | You won't be disappointed. They do some super-fun GG wrestling followed by plenty of vigorous toy action in every hole. One of the best GG scenes in the entire series, and we've had some good ones. It always helps when the girls are also good friends, which happens to the case with Adrianna and Gia. They even picked out great costumes together (though in truth, the costumes don't stay on long!). |
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