Sensitivity 101...The Search for Acceptance by Philip Nork

The one thing that made me a bit uncomfortable about this book was the content. He even gives each girl a rose when he is finished pleasing her. As his sexual abilities continue to grow, he puts them to use more and more often, until finally, he is seen by teenage girls (and even a few older women) as a sex god…all by the tender age of sixteen. The girls are attracted to him because he can pleasure them like no one has ever done before: with sensitivity and skill. That is where the rest of the story comes into play.ĭuring his experiences with some of “his girls” as he calls them, he is taught how to conduct himself sexually. (That one is my favorite.) Throughout all this, he basically came up with one conclusion: It feels good to make other people happy. Always tell the truth and you won’t have to remember all the lies you told. Allow you emotions to show others you are open and caring. A few to name: See the difference in everyone and celebrate it.

Nork has offered all of us some valuable life lessons on his road to self discovery. It was only natural that he clung to the company of girls throughout his childhood and teenage years. In the beginning of the book, each chapter is a story of a different girl he met and what life lesson she taught him. A product of an uncaring father and divorced parents, he felt constantly let down by most men in his life. The book is a retelling of events in Nork’s life. Philip Nork has proven that in his book Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male. Nurturing….male? I bet some of you women never thought you’d hear those words put together before. Most of his main characters have flaws and throughout the book they learn from those around them how to improve or at least accept those flaws.Sensitivity. They all have a common theme of 'a person never knows when someone will enter their life and change their horizons forever.' One reviewer also stated that 'Nork's books reveal the character of his characters and that makes for interesting reading.' He takes pieces of life and weaves in some fiction for a great read. Since then Phil has self-published 8 more titles. It was then that the book was awarded The Gold Standard for Literary Excellence by The Princeton Review in 2012.Īll Things That Matter Press also published his second book, Life Is a Balance, and it also was awarded The Gold Standard of Literary Excellence in 2013. They changed the cover and the title to Misguided Sensitivity. the Search for Acceptance sold over 3000 copies and was picked up a publisher. After moving to Henderson, Nevada and accepting a job which left him on the road way too often, he started writing.

Philip Nork was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois.

Sensitivity 101...The Search for Acceptance by Philip Nork