The Bare Reality series has been featured and reviewed in The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily Mail, The Sun, The Mirror, The Independent, The Evening Standard, Metro, i paper, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Grazia, Stylist, DIVA, Gay Times, Huff Post, BBC World, ITV’s Loose Women, BBC Womans Hour, BBC Radio London, BBC London News, Channel 5 News, Radio 5 Live, Talk Radio, LBC, and many international newspapers, magazines, radio and television programmes. If women are going to stand there and expose themselves in that open way, then to be one of the men who is willing to do that is a really positive thing. From veteran to vicar, from porn addict to prostate cancer survivor, men from all walks of life share honest reflections about their bodies, sexuality, relationships, fatherhood, work and health in this pioneering and unique book.

It is important that penis owners grow up feeling comfortable with the penis they have, and for them to understand that every penis is different. She is the author of the two instant Sunday Times Bestsellers, 'Free Your Mind: The new world of manipulation and how to resist it' (2023) and 'A State of Fear: How the UK government weaponised fear during the Covid-19 pandemic’ (2021). By turning my lens on physical taboos, I catalyse a ground-breaking conversation into social taboos and offer a deeply personal perspective on our most private, painful and pleasurable stories. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.factor that a book containing 100 pictures of full frontal male nudity, and actually read what these men have to say. I love this book, I love the subject matter and the fact that it is being brought to public attention.

As I read the book, I saw many interesting things, and I’m not even referring to the multitude of penises (there is also a strong narrative of what word to use when referring to the penis as throughout the book; I settled for the anatomical term in this piece). Respecting differences and promoting equality for all gender identifications is important, especially in today’s world. While my commentary is absent, I made it a point to include them here to show that many many are aware of the dichotomy of being raised in the “traditional manhood” eras as we enter into the “transformational manhood” time. Specially, it was amazing to see and understand the sensitive side of man, to connect to their really undercovered fellings.I'm currently halfway through the book and I can't stop reading, and this is after I've had quite a prolonged spell away from reading. I’m stealing a challenge from my friend, Dave Fuehrer: “If I can ask you to take one action, it is to admit to something that scares you.

There’s more to a loving sex life than an erection, that’s more the icing on the cake 😊 Also all chaos seem to want a bigger penis, no matter how big the one they have is! I feel that when men come together and talk we can integrate our emotions and then be true in our actions. At the end of the day, as the above quoted man said, we’re all human; we shouldn’t assign certain ‘tasks’ to certain genders. All opinions expressed are my own and I was not compensated (beyond saving on the cost of this book) for this review.As this is a driving force and predominant theme behind the mission of ABSOT, these lines aren’t new information. Recognizing that a disparity exists is the first step, and it must be followed by concrete action steps to fix this. Since my experiences with testicular cancer, many of my conversations with my friends have delved into more serious topics, including taking care of their health and taking a real look at the future. I think this is why men sometimes have a higher incidence of some of the serious illnesses because we don’t like to complain about being ill.

I knew of Laura from her previous, brilliant volume Bare Reality so I anticipated this would be another sensitive, powerful and life-affirming work. Get it for the photos, but read it for the funny, the shocking, and the vulnerable moments we might otherwise never see. If you are a man, all of it will make you realise that no matter how you feel about your body, and what it is to be a man, that you are not alone. Penises are often seen as signs of prowess or potency, or used a weapons and tools of harm against women and other men.It’s because they’re seeing these exaggerated sizes in porn, where everything is larger than life to create excitement and arousal. The recesses of my long, hidden in the dark thinking, thoughts that I have been almost afraid of thinking out loud in my mind, let alone speak out loud, have just had the light turn onto them, and I am grateful. Should be issued to all men so they can see that erectile dysfunction is just part of life, and lots of us women don’t mind. Featuring a vibrant rainbow design, and our super-sized Q logo, you won't find a more stylish way to make a statement.