"An illicit memoir that reflects on sex, relationships, psychological and social theories, and advocacy. Psychologist and sex therapist, Jay Kinsey Ehnn, a pseudonym, the middle name likely an homage to his adolescent hero, Alfred Kinsey, attracts and repulses with his multi-purpose agenda: to recount, analyze, entertain, shock, inform, instruct, and improve both himself and the reader. Fascinating and candid..." says Kirkus Reviews This book celebrates human sexuality as the author writes about his early life "with testosterone." His story is not a run-down of "conquests," but told from the heart in a series of relationship adventures and misadventures, including four marriages. It is a personal and humorous account of his sexual maturing and learning about love. The book ends with his liberal views on modern sexual expression, the need for more complete and universal sex education, and its relationship to social issues and world problems.