In Why Does He Want to Put THAT There, 101 Answers to the Most Embarrassing Questions You Wish You Could Ask Your Gynecologist, trailblazing OB/GYN Dr. Ken Taylor draws on his experience answering literally hundreds of thousands of his patient's most common, and all out wackiest questions you've ever heard about sex.

Over the course of his twenty-year career in women's health, Dr. Taylor has answered questions on everything from Ping-Pong balls to eighteen-inch dildos, to a woman who was infertile because her husband thought he could get her pregnant by putting his penis in her belly button. So nothing shocks the Doc, and this has allowed him to cultivate a relationship of trust, acceptance, and comforting candor with his female patients.

Dr. T knows what is on women's minds when it comes to sex these days, and he's not shy about letting us all in on it. With his characteristic affable, accepting, humorous, but always medically sound beside manner, Dr. T tells it like it is; so that we can all feel a little less embarrassed and ashamed about our sexual lives.

Through the real life questions, answers and case studies presented in Why Does He Want to Put THAT There? Dr. T helps us to understand that we don't have to be afraid or embarrassed or ashamed about sex, because we've all been there, and probably done that, and done it badly. He wants us to know that it's okay to have good sex, and it's okay to have some really bad sex, because that's the only way you learn the difference. And most importantly, he encourages us to talk about sex, to understand sex, to integrate it into our lives organically, and through knowledge and self acceptance, and a good sense of humor, learn to lead sexual lives that are informed, healthy, fulfilling, creative and steaming hot.

Why Does He Want to Put THAT There?, Answers to the 101 Most Embarrassing Questions You Wish You Could Ask Your Gynecologist is like an Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex but Were Afraid to Ask for a new and diverse generation of women, who are ready to stop being victims to an archaic and shamed based vision of sexuality, and take charge at last of their own sexual power and pleasure.