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Behind the Bastards
It was described as one of the most offensive books ever published and was advertised as a way for the author, who was also a doctor, to promote his 'love surgery' in order to improve sexual experiences for women.
So in 1975, he and his wife Joan co-authored a book.
— Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesign...
Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesigned Vaginas
It was described as one of the most offensive books ever published and was advertised as a way for the author, who was also a doctor, to promote his 'love surgery' in order to improve sexual experiences for women.
So in 1975, he and his wife Joan co-authored a book.
Yeah, they wrote a book.
Joan was fully drinking the Kool-Aid but she didn't know any better because she was fucking 25 years younger.
The book was titled, I apologize for this too, Surgery of Love.
Now, this was not a medical manual. It was more of a pop medical text that functioned primarily as an advertisement for his love surgery.
Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesigned Vaginas
This was a book written by Dr. Burt and his fourth wife, Joan, that promoted his 'love surgery' and was described as one of the most offensive books ever published.
So in 1975, he and his wife Joan co-authored a book. Yeah, they wrote a book. They wrote a book.
Now, this was not a medical manual. It was more of a pop medical text that functioned primarily as an advertisement for his love surgery.
Episode: Part One: The (Male) Doctor Who Redesigned Vaginas
Co-authored by James and his fourth wife, Joan, this book was intended to advertise his controversial 'love surgery', which was considered one of the most offensive documents ever published.
In 1975, he and his wife Joan co-authored a book. Yeah, they wrote a book. They wrote a book.
The book was titled, I apologize for this too, Surgery of Love.