<DIV>Many people on the spectrum never get "the talk" from their parents, and suffer from "information deficit." This book goes a long way toward filling in the gaps in their knowledge. It takes a candid look at aspects of sex and relationships as they apply to people on the autism spectrum:</div> <ul> <li>building self-confidence</li> <li>dating</li> <li>personal grooming</li> <li>cleanliness</li> <li>explicit advice on how to initiate sex with a partner</li> </ul><div> </div><div>Also covered:</div> <ul> <li>avoiding pregnancy and STDs</li> <li>dealing with rejection</li> <li>how to build a loving relationship that includes sexual intimacy</li> </ul><div> </div><div>This is an "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know" kind of book!</div><div> </div><div> </div><div>Helpful chapters include:</div> <ul> <li>Surviving the First Wave of Sexual Interest</li> <li>What Should Parents Say and When Should They Say It?</li> <li>The Best Way to Date Someone is to Be Yourself</li> <li>Male & Female Advantages and Challenges in the Sexual Arena</li> <li>Sensory Issues in Sex!</li> <li>When Desire Leads to a Bad Relationship</li> <li>What Do Men Really Want?</li> <li>What Do Women Really Want?</li> <li>Birth Control, Disease Prevention and Personal Responsibility</li> <li>Rape, Molestation, and Abuse</li> </ul>