Mae West on Sex, Health, and ESP
About this book
Mae West's wit and wiles and her equally devastating commonsense here combine to give us an insight into living, loving and the other side.She's been called the Queen of Vamp and Camp, the Big Ben of the hour-glass figure, the Statue of Libido. She has spent a lifetime in revolt against petty censorship and mealy-mouthed moralising. Uniquely endowed to talk about sex and sexuality, in her new book she shows how sexual energy can be harnessed and put to work.Continuing good health has enabled her scintillating career to flourish for so long, and now she reveals for the first time the secrets of her diet and regime. Many of her career and personal decisions have been taken as the result of her psychic gifts, and her advice on how to cultivate and trust such extra-sensory perceptions makes fascinating reading. As the lady says, 'A happy medium is good to find.'She concludes with a summary of her special philosophy, including these tenets of faith:* A man in the house is worth two in the street* There are no good girls gone wrong, just bad girls found out* If man is by nature a sexual animal, I've always had my special pets* A lady may let her hair down as long as the gentleman stands up* As far as social matters go, I've been in Who's Who and I know what's what
