The Man's Secret

Author: Bo Kusite
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is a health textbook for men. It covers many things that many men want to know and should know, things they want to ask but don’t know who to ask. It reveals the secrets of men, teaching them how to listen patiently, gaze freely, and gently touch. It guides men on how to be givers and encourages them to make good use of their love tools, learning the profound art of loving. The author believes that women are the superior gender, while men are the weaker ones. Therefore, women should read this book to understand men, learn about their physiology, and grasp how their emotions are influenced by their bodies.
Bo Kusite, a urologist, starts with the male reproductive organ and explores why men are men in a scientific yet accessible, passionate, and humorous way. He begins with the "soft"—the "soft tissue" related to sex, which refers to the foundation of sexual culture and philosophy. The author examines men’s sexual awakening from adolescence, their fascination with friendship, love, the balance of gender traits, gender differences and identity, and the attitude they should maintain toward sex from cultural, religious, and historical perspectives.
Additionally, the book discusses the "hard" aspects related to the male reproductive organ, such as the reproductive anatomy of the penis, including size and plastic surgery, myths about climax, scrotal health, and conditions like prostatitis. Finally, it explores the "peripheral"—topics beyond the previous two, such as condoms, masturbation, sterilization, sperm and environmental pollution, and aging. The book also delves into men’s physiological responses, their emotional ways, and the shift from romantic relationships between men and women to societal and cultural imbalances and constraints. It focuses on whether men are merely animals following biological impulses, completely driven by their sex drive and desire for power? Do men truly have the ability to love? Can they be good fathers? Why have men and women lived together for 5 million years? Why have men dominated women since 5,000 years ago until now?